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Most but not all sadly.
I've never seen a cat where this is not the case. It's great when it's time to top off the rental car.
I just took my cat to the petrol station to give it a try, and have to report that not only does she not have any indicators like this, she also was vehemently opposed to being refuelled and scratched me up badly.
Must be one of those electric cats then.
If there is an arrow by the gauge then that is the door, but a lot of cars don't have that arrow. If you are going by the handle on the gas gauge, that means nothing. I've been in plenty of vehicles that didn't have the arrow, and the handle was not on the side of the gas door.