“Why do cats’ tails go up when they’re happy?”

Hadley, 10, Kentucky

Dr. Gabrielle Fadl Veterinarian, Bond Vet A cat’s tail is an indicator of its emotions. When the tail goes up, it generally means the cat is feeling happy, confident, and content. This posture can also indicate that the cat is greeting someone it likes. The raised tail is a friendly gesture, showing that the cat feels safe. Do you have a question for an animal expert? Send it to hello@theweekjunior.com. Find out more about Bond Vet at bondvet.com.…

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