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Love that expression! I call it a bottle brush tail, and all of mine have done it when startled/scared/angry! Leia does a great one! |
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Our cats have always wagged their tails when happy. It's weird. O_o (Mind you, we do have odd pets.) Honey will purr, nuzzle against you, enjoy a fuss and his tail will lazily flick back and forth at the same time. My cat Tiger often did the same, but Honey does it more often. |
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why do cats eat grass then come in and throw up! |
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Beauty swooshes her tail when she's having something good to eat (like she wants to hunt it) and I have known her to quiver her tail when being stroked. |
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Leia twitches her tail as well as her feet when she's in REM sleep .....my others did too. |
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When we stroke Figo sometimes, he purrs and slightly flicks his tail, not in an aggressive way, maybe because he is thinking up of a mischief to do  |
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