Question

What does a cat feel when you touch their tail? Do they dislike it?

Answer 1

Most cats don't mind if you touch their tail briefly while you're petting them, but any grabbing of the tail, or touching it when they aren't expecting it can be upsetting to the cat because their tails are important, sensitive, and they are vulnerable.

Answer 2

Answer:

   A cats tail is sensitive. A cats tail is the extension of their spine making it a very sensitive area. his sensitivity isn’t only in regard to physical touch, but it’s also a sign of vulnerability. So many nerves, muscles, and small bones are intertwined there, thus, making it a very fragile area. That sensitivity doesn't only apply to physical touch, but it could also be a sign of vulnerability. Many verves, small bones and muscles are intertwined, making it a very fragile area. Because of this, cats can be very protective of their tail, making sure it does not get damaged. A simple touch can easily annoy cats, ending up in a defensive reaction.
    Touching a cats tail can cause stress. It’s an unusual area for them to be touched since that’s not something cats cultivate between them. Grabbing their tail will most likely lead to a self-defensive reaction, and can even cause serious friction in your relationship.
   Most cats don't mind if you touch their tail briefly while you're petting them, but any grabbing of the tail, or touching it when they aren't expecting it can be upsetting to the cat because their tails are important, sensitive, and they are vulnerable.
   In conclusion, cats most likely dislike when someone touches their tail, as the tail is very sensitive and could cause stress to the cat, although some cats can trust someone with touching their tail. Cats can be picky about where they are touched.

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