The main meanings of cats meowing are as follows: 1. The cat is hungry and wants to ask its owner for food. 2. The cat wants to attract the owner’s attention and ask the owner to play with it more. 3. The cat is in heat and wants to attract cats of the opposite sex by meowing. 4. Cats feel that their territory or safety is threatened, so they meow and growl as a warning. 5. The cat is not feeling well. At this time, the cat will generally show signs of listlessness, loss of appetite, abnormal urination and defecation, etc. It is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.

1. Hungry

A cat that keeps meowing may be because it is hungry. A cat will make a meowing sound when it feels hungry and wants to ask its owner for food. . In this regard, the owner can give the cat extra food appropriately, but do not give too much at one time.

2. Attract the owner’s attention

A cat may meow to attract the owner’s attention. Sometimes cats will also meow when they feel left out or acting coquettishly. It makes a meowing sound, and at the same time, it will wander around its owner, hoping that the owner will play with it. At this time, the owner can play with the cat appropriately or touch the cat's head to soothe the cat.

3. In estrus

If the cat has reached sexual maturity, its meowing may also be because it is in estrus. In addition, cats will also show symptoms such as clinginess, sticking out their butts, and urinating indiscriminately during the estrus period. It is recommended that owners close the doors and windows at home when the cat is in estrus to prevent the cat from jumping off the building or running away from home. If there is no need for reproduction, it is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for sterilization surgery at a staggered estrus period, so that this situation will not occur later.

4. Issue a warning

Cats are defensive and territorial animals. If a cat feels that its territory or safety is threatened, it will meow. It roars as a warning, and at the same time it also arches its back and makes its hair stand on end. If someone approaches your cat despite warning, he or she may become aggressive.

5. Feeling unwell

Cats will also meow when they feel unwell, stay in a relatively dark place, and generally show signs of listlessness, Loss of appetite, abnormal urination and defecation, etc. If you find that your cat has these abnormalities, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.