There are often clear reasons behind why your cat chooses to meow, and this is no different during the night. Let’s take a look at some of the most common causes of a nocturnal meowing ... Read more ...

Cats have evolved over time to use vocal signals that resonate with our nurturing instincts to solicit care and attention from us ...

Older house cats do the same with their guardians, but feral cats tend to outgrow meowing. Cats also don’t meow to other cats — that function is reserved for their two-legged friends.

Older house cats do the same with their guardians, but feral cats tend to outgrow meowing. Cats also don’t meow to other cats — that function is reserved for their two-legged friends.

If your cat is used to getting what they want from meowing, they are going to meow more, and louder, when it quits working. In other words, it will probably get worse before it gets better.

Humans also tend to respond when cats meow at us, which creates a cycle that cats learn: Cat meows, and the human does something. Perhaps if a cat meows by the door, the human will open it; if a ...

Cats have a unique language constructed especially for humans and made of meows. Susanne Schötz, a specialist in human melody at Lund University in Sweden and author of The Secret Language of ...

The Cat’s Meow is written by Jonathan B. Losos. Losos is a frequent cat show attendee, which he says is an opportunity to see just how much change breeding has wrought on today’s cats.

Cats learn quickly that meowing gets attention and this meow is saying hurry up, I'm hungry so get to it," Anita Kelsey, a U.K. feline behaviorist and author of Let's Talk About Cats, told Newsweek.