1. The cat’s tail is very sensitive. The cat’s tail is composed of the tail vertebrae. There are rich nerves near the tail vertebrae, so when you pull the cat’s tail, the cat will react violently. Sudden tugging on a cat's tail may frighten it or even make it sick.

2. When the cat’s tail is pulled, the cat becomes overly nervous. As a result, the intestinal nerves are also overexcited, which may cause diarrhea in the cat.

3. If the force is too strong, it will cause vomiting, lack of energy, loss of appetite, etc., and even cause the death of the cat.

Tips:

For the sake of your cat, never pull its tail casually! You can usually stroke the cat's head and back to help the cat relieve tension and enhance the relationship between the cat and the cat.