Generally speaking, a cat will stick their tail high up in the air when they're happy and confident. A tail that's bushed usually means a cat is angry, or they are playing a wild game and they're pretending to be angry. A bushed tail and flat ears can also indicate a cat is afraid. It had been a quiet one, just a growl and hiss, but cats being cats, Swooner had marched out. But the next day, Swooner was out for a quick pee and then back at home.

Source: The Star October 11, 2020 01:52 UTC