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my cat always has her tail like a candy cane why?
she always has her tail like a candy cane does it mean shes happy,sad,lonely please give me a answer!
Keywords: i think it means shes happy im not sure
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I google searched it, and didn’t get many answers, but I think it means your cat is happy, or content. I could be wrong, but I think there’s nothing to worry about.
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your cat is fine! my cat sits by the widow with her tail in a candy cane shape all the time! ther is nothing to worry about. but if the tail twitches that means that she is annoyed. hope it helped!
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Well, honestly im not for sure, It might be a sign of happiness, or something different. Maybe even a twisted joint or bone in your cat’s tail. Sorry im not for sure. hope you find out!
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it is a sign of happiness. when cats are happy, their cat is in the shape of a candy cane. i asked my vet, and he comfirmed it. nothing to worry about for you.!!! and if your cat always has a candy cane tail, that means its really happy!!!
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It’s ok my cat puts her tail in the shape of a candy cane when she is happy especially after we are done playing for the evening. And it may not be a habit but do you really have to pick on the little girl?
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Well, it is normal. If cats had a website Humans.com There simaler question would be: why does my human alwys have its mouth open. When we daze, some of us(including me;) keep our mouths open without noticing it, and cats are happy when they do this.
It takes a cats musles to keep the HOLE tail up, and so they problably are just resting it. Amagine keeping your arm up in the air for a really long time. Its eaisier to have youir elbow on a table and raise yopur wrist right?
I hope that helped,
Toby66 ;( (sorry i was experamenting a smile)
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