Title: Why do cats sound like a crying baby at night? - Quora
Headings: Why do cats sound like a crying baby at night?
Why do cats sound like a crying baby at night?
Tobi Kira
Lauren Demos
Kathleen Shimp
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Content: So when you are just falling to sleep or trying to squeeze in a few extra minutes of rest, your cat is at their most active time of their day. This can be the cause of the “nighttime zoomies” or those loud vocal nois
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Cats have many different kinds of vocalizations and reasons for using their “voices”. While most are harmless, some can be an indication of an underlying problem. Oh, and full disclosure, I’m Dr. Lauren Demos, feline specialist and Chief Veterinary Officer at Pettable. While they adapt to their owner’s schedule, cats are naturally crepuscular – they are most active at dawn and dusk. So when you are just falling to sleep or trying to squeeze in a few extra minutes of rest, your cat is at their most active time of their day. This can be the cause of the “nighttime zoomies” or those loud vocal noises. They are simply up and ready to go. Nighttime vocalization can also be a sign of boredom. Just like dogs, cats need stimulation.