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Molly DeVoss

Molly DeVoss

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Host and Executive Director, Cat Talk Radio

Dallas

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  • Common Positions & What They Mean

    By Raven Minyard, Molly DeVoss| wikiHow@ 1Straight up When a cat’s tail is straight in an upright position, it’s feeling social and confident. The cat is open to interaction, so this is a good time to pet or play with them. This is also a friendly greeting among cats, as it is how kittens greet their mothers. Cats are more willing to approach others if their tail is raised.[1] In some rare cases, a cat may be feeling stressed even if its tail is straight up. Monitor the rest of your cat’s behavior to make sure it’s feeling okay.

    By Raven Minyard, Molly DeVoss · wikiHow

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Why Do Cats Stick Their Tongues Out? 12 Possible Reasons

    By Molly DeVoss, Cheyenne Main| wikiHow@ Download Article Learn why cats blep and if it’s a sign of a larger issue Download Article If your cat keeps sticking their tongue out, you might start to wonder what’s going on in that feline head of theirs. Most of the time, this behavior is nothing to worry about—many cats “blep,” or stick their tongue out, when they’re super relaxed, in the middle of grooming, or if they’re inspecting their surroundings.

    By Molly DeVoss, Cheyenne Main · wikiHow

    May. 16, 2024

  • Common Positions & What They Mean

    By Raven Minyard, Molly DeVoss| wikiHow@ 1Straight up When a cat’s tail is straight in an upright position, it’s feeling social and confident. The cat is open to interaction, so this is a good time to pet or play with them. This is also a friendly greeting among cats, as it is how kittens greet their mothers. Cats are more willing to approach others if their tail is raised.[1] In some rare cases, a cat may be feeling stressed even if its tail is straight up. Monitor the rest of your cat’s behavior to make sure it’s feeling okay.

    By Raven Minyard, Molly DeVoss · wikiHow

    Feb. 11, 2025

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Cat Talk Radio

Dallas, United States