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Behaviors of Extremely Angry Cats

1. Tail and Ears Moving When cats are in a bad mood, they swish their tail strongly as if to hit the floor and the twitching becomes fiercer. Cats’ ears flattening backward is another evident sign of anger. If your cats’ ears are flipped backward or their tail is swishing stronger than usual, it means that they are feeling increasingly uncomfortable. 2. Hissing with Fur Fluffed Out When cats have fluffed out fur and a bushy tail, it means that they are on guard or are extremely aggressive and angry. Cats may also show their canine teeth when angry and threaten others while hissing. When this happens, they may attack other people or animals in their vicinity, so it is best to move out of their way or calm them down. 3. Biting or cat punching Cats hitting with their front claws is often referred to as cat punch. While there are many reasons why cats punch, one of them is when they are extremely angry. They will punch aggressively with their claws out. Also, if cats gently bite their owner’s hand, they are being playful. However, if they bite so hard that the owner bleeds, it means that they are extremely angry. Cats who have recently been adopted may show such aggressive behavior out of precaution. But if your cat who has been living with you for a while displays such behavior, you should try to resolve the problem that made your cat angry.