Cats screaming may be caused by pain, heat, hunger, fright, etc. This requires the owner to pay more attention to the state of the cat. If the cat is found to have other abnormal symptoms in addition to screaming, such as poor energy, loss of appetite, etc., it is recommended to send the cat to a pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible, or to seek timely consultation. See a pet doctor to prevent your cat’s condition from getting worse.

1. Pain

The normal sound of a cat is a meow. When a cat suffers from pain caused by some trauma, it will cause the cat to make a miserable cry. In this case, the owner needs to carefully check whether there are any abnormalities in the cat's paws and whether there are any hidden traumas in the hair on the cat's body. If not, sometimes some medical diseases such as parasitic diseases, pancreatitis, brain diseases, intestinal foreign bodies and other diseases are also considered. It is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time and take corresponding treatment measures after determining the cause.

2. In estrus

When a cat is in estrus, it will also scream continuously, usually in the middle of the night, making a cry similar to that of a baby to attract cats. It is normal for cats of the opposite sex to mate. You can solve this problem by taking the cat to be neutered, diverting the cat's attention, or finding a suitable mating partner for the cat. If the owner has no idea of ​​breeding the cat, it is recommended to wait until the cat’s estrus period is over before taking it to a pet hospital for sterilization surgery. Neutering can reduce diseases of the cat’s reproductive and urinary system, and can also indirectly extend the life of the cat.

3. Hungry

Because cats cannot speak, when they feel hungry, they will also cry to attract the attention of their owners, and they will also circle around their owners. It walks around and even rubs against its owner non-stop. At this time, it is necessary to give the cat sufficient food and water. It is also recommended that the owner place some cat food in the cat bowl before going to bed and check whether the amount of water it drinks is sufficient to prevent the cat from screaming because of hunger at night.

4. Being frightened

Cats are very timid animals and are particularly sensitive to their surrounding environment, so they can easily be frightened, scream, and then shrink into a ball. In this regard, the owner needs to use the food or toys that the cat likes to soothe the cat's emotions, and it is best not to let the cat be stimulated, otherwise the cat's stress response will reduce its own immunity.