What Your Cat’s Tail Does When They’re Resting

January 8
42 secs

Episode Description

Tail movement during play is normal.But when the body is still and the tail can’t fully relax, it may be holding quiet tension.

In today’s Daily Pawprint, Nomar explains why warmth can help soften the spine and calm the nervous system — and why noticing these small signals early matters for long-term comfort and mobility.

This is about awareness, not alarm.

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