Anyone who has raised a Siamese cat knows that Siamese cats are generally very quiet, but they can also be very noisy under certain circumstances. Especially at night, when you are sleeping soundly, but it keeps barking and wakes you up from your sleep, you will definitely feel really annoyed and want to beat it. So what should I do if my Siamese cat keeps barking? Is there any way to make it quiet? Let’s follow the editor to find out more!

What should I do if my Siamese cat keeps meowing?

1. Politeness

The Siamese cat meowed suddenly and then stopped. It’s the courtesy of a Siamese cat. It’s a greeting from a Siamese cat. For example, it sees you coming back and says, “Hello, master.” After that, he will play with himself, which is often the case with domestic Siamese cats.

2. In heat

When a female Siamese cat is in heat, her hind legs will be raised as if she is paralyzed, and her buttocks will be raised very high. Then she will crawl forward with her two front paws, roll over and over, make a meowing sound, and touch her butt with her hands. If she farts, she will raise her butt. Urinating indiscriminately rarely occurs in Siamese female cats.

3. Like

When a Siamese cat purrs, it means it likes it. Because when I get close to a Siamese cat, it always purrs. Later I realized that Siamese cats don’t purr with everyone, they only purr like whoever they like. Another situation is that the Siamese cat feels very comfortable when you touch it. Like scratching your chin.

4. Gentle

A Siamese cat’s low and gentle meow means it wants something. Especially if a Siamese cat stares at you, it will most likely ask for a hug or to eat something from your hand. Siamese cats like to meow, rub against your legs, and sometimes hug your thighs. Siamese cats like people to pet them, especially young Siamese cats.

5. Threat

When a Siamese cat meows, you can hear the sound of "Huhu" to indicate threat. This is a sign of attack. At this time, if you touch the Siamese cat with your hand, you can still feel the hair on its back standing up.

6. Fear

A newly adopted Siamese cat meows endlessly to express uneasiness, which is a kind of fear. The lost little Siamese cat also meowed like this, urgently and quickly. Don’t disturb it at this time and let the Siamese cat get familiar with the environment first. This situation soon improved. The little Siamese cat has the ability to integrate into the new environment very quickly. Unless the Siamese cat is sick, it will bark randomly.