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When you pet your cat, how does its tail wag? Cats don't just communicate with meows. Their tails also talk a lot. Depending on how it wags, it could be saying that it loves your petting, or quite the opposite, that you should stop petting it. Let's see what each tail movement means when petting it. To understand it, let's get started. Foreign if your cat raises its tail with the tip in a hook shape while you pet it, good news. It means that it is thoroughly enjoying itself. It is clearly telling you that it loves your petting and that it wants you to continue. It could even accompany this movement with a purr or give you gentle headbutts. It is its way of showing you how much it loves you. But what if its tail looks like a rattlesnake? Excitement at its peak. This is its most effusive way of asking you to continue. But be careful. It could also be part of its marking resources. If you pet it, it raises its tail, vibrates and urinates on you. It is marking you as part of its community. It may sound strange, but to them, it's pure trust and affection. Your cat starts to swish its tail like a whip. Be careful. It's its way of telling you that it's not comfortable and doesn't want you to pet it. If you insist, it could go further and bite or scratch you. The lesson here is respect its space. Maybe the problem is that you're not petting it properly or you're touching one of its forbidden areas. For example, in general, they don't like it when we pet their belly. To help you here, above and in the description, we've left you a video where we explain where to pet a cat. When a cat wraps its tail around its paws, it's saying something like, I feel insecure or uncomfortable. If you see this while you're petting it, it's best to stop and give it time to relax. Now, does it always curl its tail around your arm while you pet it? This is undoubtedly one of the cutest signs and indicates that it's demanding attention. It's their way of telling you they want more affection, more cuddles, or maybe something special? Don't hesitate to keep petting them or give them more cuddles that you know they enjoy. At the end of the day, understanding your cat is all about observing and listening to their body language. Their tail is a very powerful tool for communication. So next time you pet them and they wag their tail, stop for a moment and figure out what they're trying to tell you. Tell us, did you know all these meanings? Until next time, experts. So.