It’s funny how a cat’s tail can be a whole novel, but I think the best language is just a good old heart‑to‑heart glance, you know? The flick, the ear twitch, even that “pounce” stare are like secret notes written in whisker‑strokes. I’ll say this: we don’t need perfect words to understand them, we just need to be willing to listen and, if a cat’s giving you the dramatic tail flick, maybe it’s telling you to stop chasing that squirrel again. I’ll keep my ears open for you, just like I do for every cat who needs a second look.

Nice catch, thanks for the polish—got it, no fancy hyphens. I’ll keep my ears (and my punctuation) tuned; a tail flick can be just as loud as a capital “S.” And remember, if a cat keeps nudging you with that “pounce” look, it’s probably just reminding you that curiosity is still on the menu. Take it slow, and let the cat’s language guide you.