What do my cat's ears say? Cats may not be able to speak
English, but they can convey their feelings clearly enough with
their body language. Flicks of the tail and arching of the backs
can say plenty, but one of the best indicators of how your cat
is feeling is his ears. When your furry friend seems to be
having cat behavior problems, it could very well just be that
you are reading his moods all wrong. Learning your cat's body
language may also make it easier for you to discover issues in
pet health. Here are some common positions you may see your
cat's ears in, and what they mean. Alert and interested When
your cat's ears are completely upright, this means the cat is
alert and interested in something. Is it dinner time? Are you
playing with a new toy? When your cat's ears are in this
position, he is most likely not interested in cuddling because
he is otherwise engaged, so it's best not to force petting or
other cuddly behavior - unless the cat is greeting you. Relaxed,
happy cat A cat's ears may quickly go