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Strange meowing or crying.???

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Dude Harry - 15 Jun 2005 01:56 GMT
Hi. We have a female cat that is about 9 months old. She has been
fixed. We are just wondering about a toy (item) we let her play with
and the vocal response she makes when she picks it up in her mouth.
The toy is a blue fuzzy ball (kinda like short fur) about 1 inch in
diameter with a ribbon attached that looks like a tail. It has no
chemicals or cat nip inside as it is not really a cat toy. It is just
an advertisement item for a company. Whenever the cat picks this up
she makes what sounds like crying and meowing mixed of different tones
and volume. My wife says it sounds like she in singing. She does not
do this with any other toy she picks up. I am wondering if she thinks
it is a mouse and is displaying what she has caught, or if there could
be some other reason for this behaviour. When you approach her she
drops the item (ball) and stops making the sound.

Has anyone seen (heard) this behaviour or something similar.
Please reply here or the email below.
davehansen@sympatico.ca
Flippy - 15 Jun 2005 05:38 GMT
My Juliet does this too with an old kitty tickler toy. It has hardly any
fluff left on it but she loves it. I don't know why she meows, but it could
be that she is bringing me a gift. I always thank her profusely. :-)

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> Hi. We have a female cat that is about 9 months old. She has been
> fixed. We are just wondering about a toy (item) we let her play with
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Please reply here or the email below.
> davehansen@sympatico.ca
Saul Levy - 15 Jun 2005 18:47 GMT
When my cats have brought in presents, they haven't made a sound.  So
not all cats do that...

Saul Levy

>Hi. We have a female cat that is about 9 months old. She has been
>fixed. We are just wondering about a toy (item) we let her play with
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>Please reply here or the email below.
>davehansen@sympatico.ca
nicola ayton - 16 Jun 2005 16:46 GMT
 > When my cats have brought in presents, they haven't made a sound.  So
 > not all cats do that...
 >
 > Saul Levy
 >
 >
 > On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 20:56:42 -0400, Dude Harry <dude@funcow.net>
 > wrote:
 >
 > >Hi. We have a female cat that is about 9 months old. She has been
 > >fixed. We are just wondering about a toy (item) we let her play with
 > >and the vocal response she makes when she picks it up in her mouth.
 > >The toy is a blue fuzzy ball (kinda like short fur) about 1 inch in
 > >diameter with a ribbon attached that looks like a tail. It has no
 > >chemicals or cat nip inside as it is not really a cat toy. It is just
 > >an advertisement item for a company. Whenever the cat picks this up
 > >she makes what sounds like crying and meowing mixed of different tones
 > >and volume. My wife says it sounds like she in singing. She does not
 > >do this with any other toy she picks up. I am wondering if she thinks
 > >it is a mouse and is displaying what she has caught, or if there could
 > >be some other reason for this behaviour. When you approach her she
 > >drops the item (ball) and stops making the sound.
 > >
 > >Has anyone seen (heard) this behaviour or something similar.
 > >Please reply here or the email below.
 > >davehansen@sympatico.ca
Java - 17 Jun 2005 16:13 GMT
Sounds like there might be cat nip in the toy.

Java

> Hi. We have a female cat that is about 9 months old. She has been
> fixed. We are just wondering about a toy (item) we let her play with
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Please reply here or the email below.
> davehansen@sympatico.ca
 
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