
Head
·
Ears
pinned back; Fear,
anxiety, aggression
·
Tongue
flicking; Worry,
apprehension
·
Rubbing
head, flank and tail against a person or animal; Greeting ritual, ownership claim
Head-Butting; Friendliness, affection
·
Face
sniffing; Confirming
identity
·
Wet
nose kiss; Affection
·
Licking; The penultimate sign of
affection. Or an indication that you need to clean up after a sardine snack
·
Straight up or
straight up with a curl at the end and fur flat; happy, cheerful
·
Twitching; Excited or anxious.
·
Vibrating; Very excited to see you.
·
Tail fur sticks straight up while the
tail curls in the shape of an N; Extreme
aggression.
·
Tail fur sticks straight up but
the tail is held low; Aggression or frightened.
·
Tail held low and tucked under
the rear; Frightened, insecure or anxious,
threatened
·
Thrashing back and forth; agitated. The faster the tail, the
angrier the cat (you should leave the cat alone)

Body
·
Back arched, fur standing on end; frightened or angry
·
Back arched, fur flat; welcoming your touch
·
Lying on back, purring; very relaxed
·
Lying on back, growling; upset and ready to strike
Rubbing

Sources:
Information; http://pets.webmd.com/cats/features/cat-body-language, http://www.catster.com/cat-behavior/how-to-talk-to-your-cat, http://www.humanesociety.org/
www.petfinder.com
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Author – Keun Woo Baek
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