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A cat’s whiskers, while designed to be extremely sensitive feelers, can also be a window into what your cat is feeling. How your cat holds her whiskers, or moves them about, can provide a lot of information to the astute cat owner.

If your cat has her whiskers flattened against her face along the cheek, she may be afraid or anxious about something. This is a good indicator if that puppy your kids just brought home is well received or not.

When your cat is curious about something, or is showing a great deal of interest, as with a treat, her whiskers should be fanned forward, bracketing her nose and mouth. Hold out a treat to your puss and see if her whiskers don’t fly forward with interest. You might also observe this behavior when she is interested in a bird or bug on the outside of a clear window.

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