8 Common Cat Noises & What They Mean

By being able to identify different cat sounds and understand what they mean, you’ll have better communication with your cat and overall a stronger relationship. Now let’s discuss 8 different cat noises and what they mean. CAT LANGUAGE BIBLE ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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Noise #1: 00:37
Noise #1.1: 01:05
Noise #1.2: 01:57
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Noise #2: 02:52
Noise #3: 04:07
Noise #4: 05:14
Noise #5: 06:07
Noise #6: 06:47
Noise #7: 07:36
Noise #8: 08:24
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[@ThePurringJournal]

★ Cat Language Bible: How to Finally Understand and Speak With Your Cat ⬇⬇⬇ About: A go-to-guide for bonding with your cat through language communication. Affordable ✅ Bonus guides ✅ 60-day money back guarantee ✅ ➜ bit.ly/3m57dD0

[@cartoonkeeper]

Another possible sound you could have mentioned is what I like to call pre puke whale I don't know what to call it but it's a weird oscillating call that they do right before you hear the sounds of them heaving before throwing up usually on your rug

[@illinium1727]

Wow these all are correct! Thanksss

[@cartoonkeeper]

@@illinium1727 don't forget the one that I mentioned in my comment

[@illinium1727]

@@cartoonkeeper thanks I checked it!

[@cartoonkeeper]

@@illinium1727 yeah what is that sound called

[@PahzWatchesYouTube]

I was born deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other. My cats (we have four) will approach me on my HoH side and meow loudly. And if I don't acknowledge them, they'll gently touch me with their paw. We never taught them this, it was just something they figured out on their own. (the lamest thing about losing my hearing is that I can't hear the cats purr anymore, unless I put my head on their bodies).

[@CostlyChris]

I still put my ear to a cat’s body to hear their purr engine rumbling.

[@laramauss1948]

❤

[@YusufGinnah]

@@CostlyChris Absolutely! We have 3 girls at home and I do the same... 🫣🤣🤣 And they each sound uniquely different

[@juliestevens6931]

My daughter's cat could "target" her purrs at me or my daughter. It was really funny. We would both be in the same room, but we could tell who she was purring to. And she had so many different kinds of meows and other vocalizations. It was like a real conversation.

[@MichaelRBrown-lh6kn]

We took in a stray cat. He didn't do any kind of meows. I assume he had forgotten to do so, tho he was very friendly with us. He did do a yowl-hiss when he was upset. He did it one time when my dad was gone and he wanted to be with someone, so came into my room doing that as he was upset and wanted to be with me. He wasn't angry. He was welcome to come in and he curled up with me.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

My elderly cat trills or chatters sometimes when he sees me come in the room; it's like he's saying hello. He also has many ways of non verbal showing of love, like laying on my chest and placing his paw on my cheek. It's very sweet.

[@annettekanizay2785]

I have had cats all my life, so am familiar with all these noises. Teddy (a neutered ginger Tom), chirps and chatters at the birds out the window every morning! His meows are amazing, and they have context! He answers me, and they have tone and inflection. Sooo cute!

[@emrilbennett8704]

Awe… so cute!

[@kparran79]

My older cat someone's gets irritated with my adult kids attention and she gives this rude meow like "what!"to tell them to back off sometimes😂 its not real a yowl or meow it's in between but it's that inflection to it we catch!

[@deadgirl5805]

My kitties go on their window seat everyday around noon and make those chirping sounds to the birds looking at their reflection in the window. I've had cats my whole life, several living over 20 years and have never heard this before. I thought it was their own language because they are half siblings and never roamed outside like my others 🤦‍♀️

[@FlowerGemsGirl]

I hear most of the trilling from my female black kitty but her brother whose an orange tabby is the most vocal with the long merowels and the louder meows. He gets a little temperamental and makes a sound like he’s doing a long drawn out “no” with his mouth closed. It’s usually when he’s on his back and wants me to give him my arm for his bunny kick time. He’s a big orange fruit case, and he just does wacky stuff while his sister looks at him like he’s a dork. 😉😂🤣

[@TeachinTV]

When my tuxedo cat came to live in my house, I never bothered to find out if it was a male or female. It was here temporarily, for a couple of weeks during Spring Break. That was the first time I heard a "caterwaul." It scared the beejezus out of me! I swear I thought that poor cat was dying! I rushed to the nearest vet, they explained the feline birds and bees. I found out she's a she the hard way. That was eleven months ago. I guess she's here to stay.

[@Vidchemy]

Hope tuxie got spayed...

[@MS-km4xp]

Purring! The best sound in the world 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@boogiebear3095]

My favorites are purring and chirping. Or when they are calling out and it sounds like they are saying “hello”

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

When we moved to a tiny efficiency with our Bootise, she hid I the shower and cried and it sounded lie she wS saying Help me. She found her place in the walk in closet

[@ameliawarfield5637]

When I had my Red Persian cat Sasha, she went into heat and let out a caterwaul. Even after she was spayed she did it. My favorite is the purr. Every cat 😺 has its own purr. Sasha had a whispering purr. Carol had a high pitched trilling purr. My cat Tiger-J has a rumbling purr 😻.

[@globman3]

All cats purr differently and its adorable. my first cat who i got as a kitten has such a high pitched happy purr. but my other cat who i adopted at 1yo has such low rumble purr and every once in a while when she gets extra excited she lets out a little high pitched noise (so hard to explain) but it sounds like she cant hold in her excitement anymore ❤

[@ameliawarfield5637]

@@globman3 Adorable 😍!

[@pmbluemoon]

My cat sighs a lot when he's disgruntled, like when I stop paying attention to him and he's not done getting attention yet. My cat also caterwauls, but he's a fixed male. He usually does it after I'm gone for longer than he chooses and runs from the other room to come "yell" at me, or if he's doing what people call "the greyhound run" around the house 😸 Thank you for another video, I always learn new things and it's great to share with my friends so they learn too!

[@Alex-ft1df]

my cats are both fixed and do the same greyhound run all throughout the house at night that sounds like two horses galloping in the house at night lol.

[@pmbluemoon]

@@Alex-ft1df Can't help but chuckle at that noise sometimes, unless you're sleep deprived!

[@bonniecassler7214]

Chirping and purring are the sounds I most often hear from my feline companions.

[@PippasPrideofCats]

Our cat Pippa doesn’t make much noise. She will meow once in a while, but does purr loudly! Our other cat Tilly is very vocal and meows and trills constantly! It’s fun to see how different cats are!

[@anjarossau8362]

My cat mostly purrs and chirps. She will occasionally meow especially if she wants to be fed or she can't find me 🙂

[@rocioaguilera3555]

I understand most of them. My cats own me. They're my bosses.

[@anikomattison7568]

Yes I am the servant of my cats. They are the boss!

[@Alex-ft1df]

mine don't own me at all that's the other way around with my cats. I and my family own them and not them owning us we are their bosses, and they are not.

[@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282]

Yep. Same here.

[@Sarahc-mn1tr]

I have conversations with my cats all the time. I know what sounds they like\mimic the meowd they give me. Both my gals love it. They are quite happy. The chats are trilliing\chirping with a higher pitched meow. The gals also sit right on our chests, faces basically just about minimal touching. Opening our eyes to a cat, right there, in our face. They are sweeties. I make a "im not pleased" moan.... One of my gals do it too now. She also snores. She is also 18\19. Her brother was put to sleep a couple months ago, old age, she is having some struggles. We try to help her.

[@jebbsredemption]

Long live thy kit!

[@michaelbereschak9495]

I have a domestic short hair that was feral and adopted me. She almost has never meowed and hisses instead for attention and almost anything else.

[@RukarioEnterprisesLLC]

Howdy narrator! I am glad you are doing very better! Keep up the great work man! Btw, Cats are the best

[@SlovenCathrin]

sounds like jackson galaxy's voice!

[@loretta_3843]

You just reminded me 🤭 I was in Italy visiting family/sightseeing etc. Apparently "Italian cats" don't say "meow", they say "mao". Yes, there's no "W" in the Italian alphabet, even so, I think it would still be "mao"😄 It's interesting how, even we humans, can hear the same thing yet interpret it differently!😸

[@jerinetzley710]

Great video! Love all of the cats shown! My 2 cats are very efficient at chirping!!!

[@djlamar2]

My cat when she's content will purr loudly. Especially if I'm petting her in her favorite spot. The best spots are chin (obviously. I have never had a cat that didn't love a chin scratch) belly (she's one of the cats that like that region rubbed from time to time) or Paws (don't ask why but she loves a good paw massage) and shoulders (my last cat even loved her shoulders being rubbed so I know it's not just this cat)

[@janewasson4845]

What does a yawn-meow mean?

[@ThePurringJournal]

It could be the cat letting you know he or she is bored!

[@CarlaMaria-jk2py]

Excellent production quality & editing 🎬

[@2kaadgaming]

23rd veiwer also love your vids!

[@surlyogre1476]

"Dogs have owners; cats have staff" - some wise person, a long time ago.

[@nicoletorcolini5316]

My friend used to separate the cats who were fighting with the soft end of a broom then use it to prevent her territorial cat from getting back into the fight. 7:19

[@DaveTexas]

I’ve only ever had three cats, and each was very different in the noises they made. My tabby made the most noises - a trill sound to greet me, lots of purring, and occasional yowling and hissing. She very rarely growled - usually only when severely stressed. What’s funny was that she meowed a lot but didn’t make any sound when doing so. She’d make the mouth movements and you’d hear the exhalation of air, but she didn’t vocalize her meows. She did this all the time, as if she didn’t realize she wasn’t making any sound. It would work if we could see her, of course, but if she didn’t get our attention that way, she’d usually get right up in your face and do it again. My second cat was a tortoiseshell. She was a very quiet cat. She purred a lot but didn’t vocalize much. Mewls were her usual sound. A full meow meant she needed something - usually heard when she could see the bottom of her food dish (which wasn’t empty, but rather with a just bit of the bottom being visible, meaning she was going to starve to death). No yowling, no hissing, no growling. She was the sweetest cat, never biting me, never scratching. She would express anger in passive-aggressive ways, usually by peeing somewhere like on a piece of clothing or something else that smelled like whoever she was mad at. Her biggest noises came from her chirping, which she did whenever she saw a bird. If she saw birds through the window or even on the TV, she’d make the chirping sounds. My last cat was a little feral black kitty. It took about four years, but we got her comfortable enough with us that we could open the back door and she’d come inside. She only wanted to sit right up under my chin, and nowhere else. She’d get terrified if one of us stood up, but as long as I was sitting or lying down, she’d be up on my chest, snuggled under me chin. She made no noises other than purring. No meows, no mewls, no yowls, no hissing or growling, no chirping. If she wanted to come inside or she needed food, she’d press on the screen door, causing it to thump against the doorframe. Otherwise, she was almost completely silent. She did yowl if I accidentally stepped on her foot or her tail, but that was it. I think having reached maturity away from humans, plus having to hunt for food, she just outgrew the juvenile cat behavior of making noises. Cats that grow up around humans don’t ever really fully mature emotionally and retain some of their juvenile behaviors. Our little black kitty could catch birds with amazing skill, although once we befriended her she ate mostly cat food. Being completely silent helps in hunting, I’m sure.

[@Vidchemy]

Your first cat made sounds, but above your hearing range. One of my former cats had a high-pitched meow, and if I watched her, I could tell when the sound went beyond my hearing range

[@doreenmoquin5345]

Males also caterwaul, I know. My cat was a female, and the other cat was caterwauling like crazy. I will never forget that first experience. P.S. She had a litter of three.

[@moongoddess238]

My cat talk to me all the time me and her have real conversations and my friend started laughing he said she really knows what you’re saying lol lol she just had babies and she’s been really vocal lately

[@DivestedChristian]

Really enjoy this channel. I hope to learn more and bond with my kitty😻😻😻

[@bonnydadley2460]

My cat makes a sound between a purr & meow, mrrrr mrrrr mrrr. As he moves around the house it varies in pitch to denote different things. It's a constant communication with me from him

[@andrewsanford2020]

So does my cat. I'm here trying to figure out what it means if anything.

[@harshreality2672]

Lol, my cat literally growls like a dog when someone is near or at my door 🤣. She also plays fetch, so she must've lived a previous life as a pooch! 😹

[@harshreality2672]

It's a very low growl. I only catch hearing it when she's right next to me. 😜👍

[@AudreyC379]

Sounds exactly like my cat. She does both of those things.

[@harshreality2672]

@@AudreyC379 Lol! Thus why I call her my "CatDog"! 😝 Nice to hear I'm not alone to witness these wonderful hidden things 😜💜👍.

[@hesherette]

@@harshreality2672 I have 2 catdogs! well 2 part catdogs, lol one of them growls at "intruders"/ mysterious noises + the other one is a total fetch addict. catdogs are so fun!

[@harshreality2672]

@@hesherette 🤣👍

[@mattjay1]

The only snarl I've heard from my cat was when she stole a chicken wing from my plate and I tried to take it back out of her mouth.

[@debrahelmlinger6256]

My Kitty was a small cat with a BIG meow. My newest baby yowled loudly for 3 days when I1st brought her inside after she had been living in my backyard for 4 months as a tiny kitten crying at night but not showing herself. Now she's purrectly happy, no yowling🤗

[@neilm.greenberg4173]

I cat sit for a friend...her pair of two year old sisters go crazy chirping when they see birdies outside...God forbid any birdie lands on my terrace, the girls go berserk..they've never been on the terrace, but damnit, they know it's their terrace, and no birdies are allowed...😁

[@davea6314]

It's likely the cats want to catch and eat the birds.

[@magicbeefy85]

Had a cat who associated being in a car with going to the vet, which made moving him from California to Virginia and then to Oregon by car quite noisy with his low pitched and drawn out yowls, actually got him feline safe tranquilizers to help him sleep through the majority of the ride the second time cross country

[@johnathanlence4407]

😊

[@ThePurringJournal]

😺

[@augart89]

A cat has been coming to my house in recent times. I suspect she has an owner, because she is well nurtured, but has not a collar or something else for identification. Anyway, the cat now knows how to enter the house and tends to sleep in the living room and greets me whenever I exit my room, asking for food or attention. I have never owned a cat before, so I am kinda learning as I talk. One thing I know is that cats, compared to dogs, tend to like attention but under their terms. That's why I respect this cat's space. My brother, on the other hand, tries to take advantage of any opportunity to pick the cat up, and whenever that happens she always makes this sound that is similar to what is being described here as a "mewl", but not quite the same. I interpret the sound as disconfort for some reason, but I am not entirely sure.

[@sharongagnist6428]

my fixed 17 1/2 year old female cat caterwauls every day sometimes multiple times.

[@cattitude7809]

You might want to mention this to your vet. My older cat did this also and it turned out to be a thyroid issue. It is one of the signs. After being put on "Filimazole", a thyroid medication, she felt so much better and calmer, and stopped the pacing and caterwauling.

[@sharongagnist6428]

@@cattitude7809 first I love your name! second I did mention it to them and they acting like it was normal for a 17+ year old cat.

[@FreeMySoul10]

Lol my cat Cali always be talking a lot 😄😄😄

[@davidvalderrama1816]

The most incredible pet I’ve experienced.

[@cattitude7809]

You've never experienced a good "caterwaul" until you've been around a Siamese in heat!! 🤣😂 OMG, It is deafening!! They actually sound like they're in pain, but they're not.🙀😸

[@Alex-ft1df]

oof well how about hearing your fixed tortious shell cat queen caterwauling all night long for attention when everyone has gone to bed for the night. that's what mine does and she's fixed.

[@cattitude7809]

@@Alex-ft1df You might want to mention this to your vet. I had a cat a while back, that was fixed that did the same thing. They did some blood tests and found out she had a thyroid issue. Turns out that loud caterwauling is one of the signs. She was put on a medication called Felimazole twice a day and no more caterwauling all night! Wouldn't hurt to check it out. Best of luck to both of you.😸

[@patrickfurlong4276]

A ginger cat I had years ago was always hissing!

[@aWildHiker6444]

My babies do so much chirping and purring.

[@BenG1688]

My cat has a meow for tuna and a meow for grooming. If I don’t brush her when she asks, I don’t sleep!😂😀

[@Alex-ft1df]

oof that's got to be one demanding cat my own cats are also demanding but they only meow for food or attention or the want or need of being let back into a room when the door is closed or let back out of it when they accidently lock themselves in behind a closed door namely my room or my grandma's room lol xd.

[@debbiekendrick2663]

Fantastic video

[@kylebrewer9582]

Thanks folks! That was awesome and informative! I didn’t realize that my girlfriend was caterwauling me ❤😂

[@sheersternfeld1914]

One of my cats tends to do a regular meow at my dog, because he sort of adopted her as his mom. He also does a drawn out meow to greet people, and to ask for a person to pet them. My other cat tends to yowl at this cat, as she is very uncomfortable with interacting with cats and prefers humans.

[@kimberleyjanemcnab5343]

I had a cat that chattered every time she brought a live mouse into the house. It was a good warning call for me as she was bringing them in for my newborn twins (now in their 20’s) to teach them to hunt as she would have done if she had, had kittens. She always looked at them as if to say “well you two aren’t going to survive long, are you?” The twins thought this was hilarious as myself and their elder brother tried to get said mouse out of the house!

[@brendabaird357]

Hissing and purring are done quite often in our home. I have a male cat that loves to annoy my female cat wanting to play while she’s sleeping and it’s not long before she starts hissing and trying to run away from him. Thanks for the heads up though on the sounds they might make after moving cause we’re literally moving in a week and a half. It’ll be the first time for both of them too and my female already hates being picked up and held since she was a feral kitten when we got her. So we’re trying to figure out the best least stressful way to get her into a carrier and to the new home.

[@irishuisman1450]

a good way to make it less stressful is to get them used to the carrier before you actually need it. Leave it open in a room where they often sit, lure them in with treats, and reward them if they sit in it willingly for a few minutes at a time. That way they won't suddenly have to sit in a scary new thing for a long time when they're already stressed because they don't know where all their stuff went. It might also help to put their favorite toy or blanket in with them, just so they have something familiar nearby

[@annegillespie3974]

👍🙌🤗😻😺 very good info !

[@masterofdeception8845]

Nice video

[@garden2356]

Cat purr as self comfort when in pain or dying

[@lisanidog8178]

When my boy is hungry his meow gets loud. My girl is more a purr box than a talker. When he was a kitten my boy would meow his instructions on proper feeding and once he realized I knew what I was doing he just watches. My two don’t talk much.

[@dianeknight4839]

My Persian cats chirp and purr all the time. They also make sounds which sound like human words. They are a very talkative breed.

[@gailmarshall1403]

My Siamese cat chirps very early in the mornings when he wants me to get up or wants to play

[@jeanettemarkley7299]

I earned to talk to dogs. Or to put it more accurately I learned to know what they were saying. I rescued a badly abused puppy mill momma who got to old to be of any use to the puppy mill anymore so they just let her loose to starve. She was in a shelter, so skinny we didn't know what breed she was. She hardly had any hair left and looked pleading at us. She came home with us and although she had some damage due to being in a pen all the time, she was a very good girl. She would sit on the loveseat that was next to the couch I sat on and gaze at me. One day as I was gazing back, she slowly turned her head and looked at a jar we kept dog cookies in. She has asked for a cookie, so I gave her one. This went on for a long time. That was the only thing she had to say for all that time until my husband got sick. He had all his teeth pulled and this made him swell up and had a very bad headache. He was lying down in the bedroom and my dog (Sugar) looked at me. I gazed back at her and she slowly turned her head to face the bedroom. I immediately checked on my husband who had a high nfever. I called for help and I am now convinced I speak dog.

[@annabrown7302]

BEAUTIFUL SWEET CATS MEOWY 🐈‍⬛😺🐱❤️❤️

[@andyman8630]

this information is *vitally* important for 304s - when the carousel is done with you and the wall has done you in, you're gonna *NEED* to know how to communicate with your many cats

[@skywise001]

My cat came over and watched the video with me till you got to the angry sounds. Then she looked annoyed and left to have a nap :P

[@oliviaoborne576]

My orange tabby is a meowing machine. He doesnt differentiate his meows. He dies it even if hes been fed or has water or his litter box is clean so i never knew what he wants. I guess he just really wants attention. I mean he is a super affectionate cat who will tolerate anything

[@tonymccarthy6713]

We had a cat that used to jump up on the servery and hade a noise like cross between a purr and a meow.

[@lisanidog8178]

And when I tell my two that I love them they head bunt and mark me. I’m very close to my two since they were kittens just like my past late cats. Never a day have I never not told my cats past and present, how much I love them. They get a good morning forehead kiss, an afternoon forehead kiss and a kiss goodnight just like my past cats. They both know how much I need them and they follow me to keep an eye on me. I love my two so much. I tell them and they actually listen then head bunt or mark me. It was an easy decision when I first saw them. Had to have both. They’ve made having my first pair so easy. Took a little longer for my boy to bond with me unlike his sister. But we’re fully bonded now.

[@Kiki_Fox]

I hear happy purrs the most.

[@alleycat8270]

Subbed! Thank you! 🥰🥰💕💕💕💕

[@susangregory2556]

My tortie squeaks 😁

[@davidmc1489]

My cat chirps a lot.....and rolls around alot too

[@schmidtwill58]

My guy is a purr monster. He also yells at me if I sleep in.

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Of my 4 rescues...one is totally silent except for purring. One squeaks and whistles, chirps and sings whenever I speak to him. The middle two are pretty normal for furfolk! Demanding and overbearing! Lol!

[@LoyaFrostwind]

My cat yowls when the neighbor’s cat comes into our back yard, and not in a friendly way.

[@Vidchemy]

My cat can chirp and chatter like a normal cat, and he has growled and hissed at the vet. His other vocalizations, however, sounds like whining. I have tried teaching him to use "maow" or "wow" so I can distinguish meowing from whining, but only get back a high-pitched whine. He has learned to whine more softly when he wants pets. I just treat it like a speech impediment now.

[@gaylewinds4808]

My cat has the loudest purr and he only ever purrs when he's happy. My mother was shocked at how loud he was.

[@lauraadacerri1311]

Il mio Leo non mi ha mai soffiato ..in compenso quando rientro a casa inizia a fare le fusa e spesso trilla Bellissimi video e molto utile ❤

[@nicoletorcolini5316]

Like at the beginning of Homeward Bound, when Sassy was being chased by Chan. 6:58

[@nicoletorcolini5316]

Incessant meowing: “FEED ME, NOW!!!”

[@clivedavis6859]

My cat makes a short sharp "yeow" sound when I offer her something she doesn't like and turns away in disgust. she also make the same sound if i touch her on parts of her body, like her belly, that she doesn't like. She also makes an "oorr" sound (my male cat a deeper "orr") when impatiently waiting while I get their food.

[@kuraitsuki6813]

Definitely angry sound from the one that like to go outside and roll on the ground when he have to take a bath 😂 he like being a drama queen too whenever he took a bath 😅

[@WretchedEra]

I have a room upstairs, sometimes my cat meows from the bottom of the stairs (either wants food or to go outside) if he really needs me he'll come up to my room on the armrest :3 or continuously meow, sometime he just comes up to cuddle x3

[@WretchedEra]

ty for this vid

[@ximaira666]

My cat usually makes the long-drawn meow because I always forget stuff😅

[@stacysatterfield2154]

Regular meowing. My furbaby is an inside cat. She will get my attention with putting her paw on my arm, face to wake me up in the morning to feed her. I have taught her several words she responds to IT' 7 AM, 7 PM. She'll jump off from an area run to where I am meow for her meal. I'm a cat lover and enjoy your videos. Her birthday is May 1st. She will be 4 years old(is that 32 yrs in human?l

[@marijesauthenticchannelenj9437]

Pls, respectfully, ur cat is ur pet, not ur furbaby, humanizing animals is wrong, cause u can't replace urself as his or her's "mother." We are their owners, their bosses, nót the parents, cause the animal will not see u as their mother.

[@raymondgetz4866]

It's the go for walk go outside meow.Very special meow noise. But the I want this do it or else semi hiss

[@crystaljones1935]

On number 8... my male cat Sam caterwauls. I call it kitty opera.

[@LordRazer3]

Chipping is the most common thing I hear from my cat besides purring. Poor thing sounds like it has a sore throat anytime it try's to meow

[@loiscandler814]

Male Cats also "caterwaul" when agitated. I've heard them! 🙀

[@theteleisewilliamsexperience]

My cat meows,purrs and trills. He's only hissed a handful of times.

[@MarigoldFlightWCUEeatssalami]

Just put down the 4,000th like!

[@rhiannon4223]

❤ my cat will make that chirping noise when she's like a fly or something but her tell vibrate to like it's calling the bugit's a weird

[@stevenwymor1398]

Gotta disagree about the caterwaul sound. My cat was spayed but also suffered from quite severe separation anxiety. So when I left for work, she would sit by the door and caterwaul, sometimes for hours. It used to break my heart. It got so bad, I almost got kicked out of my apartment. I used to go home on my lunch break to try and soothe her. Eventually I had to resort to sedatives to reduce her anxiety.

[@Alex-ft1df]

mine just meow and sleep a lot aside from eating and drinking anyway and what's funny is that one cat hardly meows a lot at all and when she does meow it is a soft barely audible meow awhile the other cat loudly meows and quite often too her purr is a loud motorcycle motor type rumbling purr awhile the other cats purr is a soft one.

[@anikomattison7568]

I have a cat who is constantly talking - no pain or disease just being very bossy, she wants to do what she wants to do and she is very persistent and jealous of my other cat who is half of the size of her

[@CynderSpirit]

0:00 to 0:02 I can't tell if those are cats purring or velicoraptors purring?

[@jeffdobbs8611]

Can you please make a video of every cat breed

[@ThePurringJournal]

Check out our "Cat Breeds" playlist!

[@straingedays]

Our cat makes two noises not on this list, Stutter chirp: only if seeing birds "mur,mur,mur,mer" Cat bark??: a short sound like .. "meo-uff" or "bruff"

[@RealJustINRVA]

What’s that noise they make where it sounds like they are talking?

[@marecatlane562]

My cat caterwalls. He is neutered and male. What's up with that?

[@ThePurringJournal]

A caterwaul can also indicate discomfort or pain. I would ask your vet about it to see if he's okay!

[@marecatlane562]

@@ThePurringJournal well he's been doing this for years and the vet hasn't found anything. He usually only does this in the stairwell. I think maybe he likes the acoustics.

[@roehrc]

I had a male, fixed, Siamese cat who did a similar caterwaul a couple times. It was always from a different room and I think maybe to get me to come find him, I’m not sure.

[@theresebohn8966]

My cat sometimes 'Meo-yawns' Starts as a meow then turns into a yawn!

[@raymondgetz4866]

I had my cat in the field yesterday and he was using his mouth to smell and he started meowing and drpping from his mouth what is going on is 😊this a fear response?

[@user-os4fl4zj7d]

1:28 Have malfunctioning cats that do meow at each other, have seen them do it.

[@user-fk4tz5id2i]

A really interesting video. It could be more helpful if the narrator talked a bit less so we could HEAR the various cat sounds. Thank you no matter what . . . chirp from a kitty devotee.