vocal cats

[niki71uk]

ive probably put this out b4 but in a different way but...................





why r some cats vocal and others aren't?




my 16 yr old cat(male) is quite vocal,my younger 3yr old cat(female) hardly cries at all,and only for biscuits,she has a squeeky pathetic cry,where as his is a very demanding loud cry

[Elaine]

http://www.petplace.com/cats/cats-th...ion/page1.aspx

http://www.catdocmaine.com/purrsonal...cal_quiet.html

[pamela81]

Harris is really vocal most of the time, Skye only when she wants something

[niki71uk]

mibbe its a male thing then lol.

[lynz85]

pip always makes funny noises, he does a great one while running up the stairs!

[Shelley123]

Our two boys are the strong silent types, mostly.
However once we go to bed i sometimes hear Tom crying quite loudly, it almost sounds as if he's speaking.
Tom also makes this pathetic little screaming sound when i pour his cat milk, not very manly at all

[jacks]

Minnie is very vocal.(shes sometimes known as mouth almighty) She meows all the time.I think we actually have conversations. Even when shes asleep she snores and growls when shes dreaming.

[Squirrel]

Cloud can be quite vocal at certain times... First thing in the morning if she thinks am not up early enough (hence the black out blind to take away some of the light!), when she wants me to play with her, and when she's twigged that I'm sorting out food for her tend to be the main times that she 'calls' me.

Mind you, for all that, I gave her some meat earlier on, and she chose to eat the kibble. And she's got some untouched cat milk sitting there. I rarely buy her it - she likes one dose well enough, or maybe half of the first dose, but then can't really seem to be bothered with most of the rest of it.

[Velvet]

You only have to walk past Tim and he purrs loudly Quite frequently he makes wee chirping / trilling sort of noises. He has a pretty loud yowl as well Amber has a softer high pitched yowl and she is very very persistent if she wants something and you are not quick enough to get it for her

[calismum]

Breagh is very quiet, I hear the odd miaow. She is a great purrer.

Izzi is very vocal, demands food, cuddles, attention, doors opened etc by a variety of miaows and yowls. I locked her in the utility room yesterday by accident and she was almost screaming in temper!! She also chirrups when coming to the call of her name. Also a great bird chirruper but a different one from the 'coming Mum' one.