Title: Why Does My Cat Yowl at Night? ׀ Hill's Pet
Headings: Why Does My Cat Yowl at Night?
Why Does My Cat Yowl at Night?
Why Does My Cat Yowl at Night?
When Should I Worry?
Living With the Noise

Content: If your older cat exhibits unusual behavior like staring blankly at walls or refusing to eat or drink, take her to the veterinarian as soon as possible. An otherwise healthy female cat who's not spayed may meow constantly at night, too. Indoor cats can come into heat year round, says the ASPCA. Spaying your cat is the best way to reduce her excessive meowing. Spaying also helps to reduce her risk of illnesses like uterine infections and certain types of cancer. Living With the Noise
There are a few ways to curb your cat's nighttime antics. If she's food-motivated, feed her before going to bed. Actively engaging in playful activity can work, too. It's easier said than done, but try to ignore your kitty's demands for nightly snacks or cuddles. Giving in reinforces the behavior and will end up keeping you up at all hours of the night.