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Which three of the following behaviours are a typical part of the normal greeting behaviour between cats?

Please select an option Correct! The typical cat greeting behaviour involves slow eye blinking directed at the other cat, trilling or chirping noises and tail upright as the cats approach each other. WikiVet Article: Feline Communication Behaviour Incorrect. The typical cat greeting behaviour involves slow eye blinking directed at the other cat, trilling or chirping noises and tail upright as the cats approach each other. WikiVet Article: Feline Communication Behaviour Incorrect. The typical cat greeting behaviour involves slow eye blinking directed at the other cat, trilling or chirping noises and tail upright as the cats approach each other. WikiVet Article: Feline Communication Behaviour Incorrect. The typical cat greeting behaviour involves slow eye blinking directed at the other cat, trilling or chirping noises and tail upright as the cats approach each other. WikiVet Article: Feline Communication Behaviour Incorrect. The typical cat greeting behaviour involves slow eye blinking directed at the other cat, trilling or chirping noises and tail upright as the cats approach each other. WikiVet Article: Feline Communication Behaviour

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