The reasons why the cat keeps meowing at home are:

1. The cat may feel insecure and uncomfortable in a new living environment. In this case, the kitten will keep meowing because it wants to seek comfort and security from its owner.

2. The cat is not feeling well, such as pregnancy, indigestion, body fever, hunger, cold, stuffiness, etc., or other hidden wounds on the body, which will cause the cat to keep meowing.

3. When a cat enters estrus, it will keep barking. In this case, the cat's meowing is mainly to attract the opposite sex. If you do not plan to breed your cat, you can go to the hospital for sterilization after the cat's estrus period is over.

4. The cat wants to attract your attention. If you go out to work all day, it will feel bored or lonely. When you come home, it will want to act coquettishly with you to get you to pay more attention to it. Be with it.

5. If a cat is left in a monotonous environment for a long time, it will become dissatisfied. It is best to install a springboard on the glass window so that the cat can jump up and look out the window when he is at home during the day. Birds passing by and traffic outside.

6. Cats feel stressed. Stressed cats are likely to express their stress loudly. Cats are sensitive to changes, such as a new baby or a new pet. Feeling stressed in new situations. Cats should be given more love, attention, and quiet one-on-one time to help reduce their anxiety.

7. Cats begin to age. Like people, cats will also become confused as they age. If your older cat starts meowing, it is recommended to take the cat to the vet. Some medications may be prescribed to help cats suffering from confusion or disorientation.