Too Much Meowing
The meowing of a cat is a vocalization issued by our little furry friends in order to communicate with each other but also with us in order to capture our attention and try to tell us something. What is it that these furry creatures are trying to tell is? In this article from Nadine Gourkow will answer your question about why your cat meows all the time.
Most of the time, we will have to listen to our animal(s) in order to try to understand the type of meow to identify a possible pain, pathology or simply a request from them.
Reasons Why Cats Meow All The Time
When a kitten is separated from its mother and siblings, it is likely that it begins to meow more frequently the first days at home. He is not meowing because he is not happy or that he does not like the place but instead because he is away from his mother, who was his everything and all that he or she knew. In that event it is completely normal.
In order for this separation of a kitten and their mother to be as transparent as possible and for the little one to develop properly, it is recommended to allow the kittens to stay with their mother for up to two months.
As you may have understood, it is not uncommon for a kitten to be meowing all the time the first days after arriving home. To make his life easier, you will have to welcome him as he should and bring him all the care and affection he needs. Without forgetting to educate and socialize properly so that he has absolutely everything to start well in life with in order to become a healthy and happy adult cat.
When a kitten meows all the time during the day it is quite normal, especially if they have just adopted the cat. On the other hand, when it is an adult cat that does it, it is important to be more attentive, to listen, to observe and to discover why it is meowing as much because there is definitely a reason.
If we realize that our cat has started to a lot of sudden meowing, the first thing to do is to check if something did not go wrong somewhere. To do this, you will gently feel all areas of his body and observe his reaction, if he complains, spits or flees when you touch a particular area, it will be necessary to go to the vet as soon as possible. In addition, if you have ever noticed that your cat has fallen or caught a blow lately, although no injuries are visible to the naked eye, it is possible that he or she has serious or slight internal problems. It is strongly recommended by Nadine to bring them to a specialist. Most of the time, the internal trauma appears a few days after the accident or the fall, so you might have to wait it out a little.
