My recovering kitten is wagging his tail a lot. Is it a good sign?

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All I know about a cat wagging its tail is when its playing predetor or when its annoyed/angry. My kitten who is recovering from (suspected) distemper just recently seem to be wagging his tail alot especially when I let him wander around the house or pet him. He doesnt seem angry or annoyed as he doesnt move out of the way when I pet him. Is wagging a bad sign in this case? I usually dont worry but the very sudden change of behaviour makes it wierd. Pet's info: Cat | Domestic Shorthair | Male | neutered | 2 months and 12 days old

Susan England-Foster · Accepted Answer

I am happy Blue is making a speedy recovery. I would not be concerned if he is wagging his tail. This could be a sign that he is feeling better and happy. Typically cats will wag their tails when they are relaxed too. At this point it sound like Blue is doing well. I hope that helps

My recovering kitten is wagging his tail a lot. Is it a good sign?

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