FAQ

When a cat wags its tail while lying down and purring, it often signals a mix of contentment and alertness, showing relaxed affection with mild overstimulation.

When a cat wags its tail while lying down and purring, it usually signals mixed emotions—relaxation coupled with alertness or mild irritation.

A shaking tail in cats can indicate excitement, but it may also signal other emotions like stress or irritation depending on the context.

Cats may shake their tail like they are spraying to mark territory, express excitement, or communicate with humans or other cats.

When a cat shakes its tail like a rattlesnake, it often signals excitement, overstimulation, or territorial marking behavior.

Not in corpus.

Lavender-scented litter can be safe for cats if it contains natural, pet-safe essential oils in low concentrations, but caution is recommended.

Yes, certain essential oils like lavender, chamomile, and frankincense are considered safe for pets in proper dilutions and with veterinary guidance.

Lavender scented litter can be safe for cats if it uses natural lavender and is free of chemical additives, but some cats may be sensitive to fragrances.

Yes, some essential oils are considered safe for pets when used correctly, but many others can be toxic and should be avoided.