Title: Why is my cat yowling at night? | Animal Wellness Magazine
Headings: Why is my cat yowling at night?
Why is my cat yowling at night?
Is your cat yowling until the wee hours of the morning? Take a look at a few possible reasons for this annoying behavior, and what you can do to fix it.
Possible explanations for excessive yowling
Cats are active at night
Boredom might be a factor
Could it be a health issue?
Train your cat to be less vocal
What not to do

Content: According to Nicholas Dodman of the Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, cats can even learn what noises effectively get them what they want from their caretakers. In most cases, they become more talkative when they receive regular responses to their meows. This isn’t always a bad thing, of course. But yowling at night is usually a sign that something is wrong. Cats are active at night
Cats are crepuscular creatures, which means they’re usually more active at sunrise and sunset. In the wild, this is prime hunting time – so it’s instinctual for felines to be on high alert during these times, especially when they’re young. If you find that your cat is yowling right after you go to bed, or just before dawn, this could be why. Over time as your cat matures, she will likely adapt to your schedule, meaning less yowling. Boredom might be a factor
Some cats start yowling at night because they are bored or have not exercised enough during the day. Try engaging your cat in more active play to ensure her mind stays active and she’s more tired at bedtime.