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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / March 2005Meow Marathons
I am new to this group and this question may have been posted and answered before. But our ten year old cat, Mr. Charlie, sometimes keeps on "meowing" even after he has new cat food, a clean litter box, and fresh water, and also gets a chance to go outside (We are on the third floor, but he still can do his daily morning shift of snooping/block-watch stuff from our balcony. Does anyone else have or has had a cat like Mr. Charlie?! I would never hit, spank or scare him. Usually, if the little guy keeps on with his "meows", I check again to see if he needs anything..but..WHEW!! TIA!!, I'm glad that I found this NG!! ~Diana~ > I am new to this group and this question may have been posted and > answered before. But our ten year old cat, Mr. Charlie, sometimes keeps [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > see if he needs anything..but..WHEW!! TIA!!, I'm glad that I found this > NG!! ~Diana~ He's just singing. Don't you sing or whistle sometimes? ;) My Jeffrey loves to hear himself sing for no particular reason. (I assume he's been checked by a vet to rule out health problems)  Signature-- ~kaeli~ Hey, if you got it flaunt it! If you don't, stare at someone who does. Just don't lick the TV screen, it leaves streaks. http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace >> I am new to this group and this question may have been posted and >> answered before. But our ten year old cat, Mr. Charlie, sometimes keeps [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > (I assume he's been checked by a vet to rule out health problems) It sounds "Siamese" -- great talkers. They love to tell you their thoughts and dreams. Do you talk back to him? If not, do so -- you will get a great conversation. MLB Do you talk back to him? If not, do so -- you will > get a great conversation. MLB This made me think of Isis. Not a Siamese (Through some people thought she looked as if there might be some Siamese in her less than illustrious pedigree- I think you all know the sort, mum was black with a white locket, dad was probably a large ginger tom that she was sweet on) but the most vocal cat I've ever met. We used to talk for hours at a time. If no-one was talking to her, she would even talk to herself! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs Do you talk back to him? If not, do so -- you will > get a great conversation. MLB This made me think of Isis. Not a Siamese (Through some people thought she looked as if there might be some Siamese in her less than illustrious pedigree- I think you all know the sort, mum was black with a white locket, dad was probably a large ginger tom that she was sweet on) but the most vocal cat I've ever met. We used to talk for hours at a time. If no-one was talking to her, she would even talk to herself! Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > It sounds "Siamese" -- great talkers. They love to tell you their > thoughts and dreams. Do you talk back to him? If not, do so -- you will > get a great conversation. MLB He's an orange tabby. I actually was the one who got him talking to begin with. He came from a cat collector and was very quiet when he came to me. He talks like a pro now. :) We have whole conversations. *heh* All my cats are big talkers, really, but only Jeffrey talks to himself. *LOL* Signature-- ~kaeli~ Cthulhu saves our souls and redeems them for valuable coupons later. http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace |
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