Decoded mood
😾⚡ Overstimulated “Nope”
Too much touch/input. Threshold reached.
What your pet is trying to tell you
“That’s enough. Please stop.”
This is the classic: pet → pet → pet… CHOMP.
Tail flicks, skin twitching, sudden turning, and ears back are warning signs.
They’re not “mean” — they’re maxed out.
What to do
- Stop petting and give space immediately
- Offer a calm reset (quiet room, distance, low stimulation)
- Learn their early cues (tail flicks = approaching limit)
What to avoid
- Punishing growls/swats (they’re communication)
- Continuing to touch when cues appear
- Cornering them for “cuddles”
Tip: Mood changes daily. For a longer-term temperament profile, the MBTI-style test fits better.
