Cats, in general, are not very talkative, but it is true that, in certain situations, they can meow to get what they want. For them, it is very important that we pay attention to themOtherwise they can become very stressed, they can even end up feeling isolated from the family.
To prevent that from happening, let's see why does my cat meow so much.
There are many reasons why you can meow. The most common are the following:
- Has been lost: if he has accidentally entered, for example, a closet or has been locked in a room, he will meow to let us know that he wants to get out of there.
- He is very angry: when they feel cornered, they will meow in a characteristic way. The meow will be high-pitched, and very long.
- I just wanted to say hello: if he meows as soon as he enters a room, it is simply that he is greeting us.
- It hurts something: a cat can meow also when it feels pain or some kind of discomfort. It must be borne in mind that, when he does, when he tells us, it is usually because the pain they have has become unbearable, so you have to take him to the vet as soon as possible.
- Want to get out: he sits near the door, stares at her, and meows. This is often done a lot by cats that have access to the outdoors.
- He is hungry: our furry can meow when they are hungry, and also when they want something in particular.
- You don't want to be alone: If a cat spends a lot of time alone, especially a household cat who loves to spend time with the family, he will meow to be listened to.
Cats have learned that by meowing they can communicate much better with us humans. It is important to listen to them so that the coexistence is as pleasant as possible.