Cats are known for their expressive body language. It can provide insight into their mood and behavior. Here are some signs to help you have a good command of your cat’s body language.

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Eyes

Slowly blinking:It is a great way for your cat to show friendly.

Dilated eye: If your cat prepares to attack a toy, wide eyes are a sure sign of excitement. Big eyes can also show your cat is scared if combined with aggressive gestures.

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Ears

Forward-facing ears show interest and curiosity, while flattened ears against its head suggest fear or stress.

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Body

A relaxed, open body posture with no tension suggests contentment, while a tense, hunched posture may indicate fear or aggression.

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Tail

A relaxed tail held low indicates contentedness, an upright tail indicates happiness, while an arched tail may indicate excitement or aggression.

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To better communicate with your cat effectively, pay more attention to your cat’s body language.