Title: Causes of Howling at Night in Cats | Pets - The Nest
Headings: Causes of Howling at Night in Cats
Causes of Howling at Night in Cats
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Senior Felines
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Hunger
Stress
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Content: When the entire house is quiet and still at night, your lonely cat may howl just to wake up someone up and get some attention. Instead of thinking of it as a nuisance when you're sleepy, look on the bright side and think of it as endearing -- your pet enjoys your company. Hunger
Some cats are on the spoiled side and get used to enjoying meals and treats during the daytime hours. If your cat is howling all night, she may simply be trying to get you to wake up and give her something to eat! Stress
Cats are prone to anxiety and stress, especially when they experience major life changes. Some examples of traumatic changes for cats include a new pet in the home, moving away or the loss of a companion. Try to be especially understanding toward your loud kitty if this applies to her -- she's going through a lot! With time and adjustment, the behavior should diminish. Health
No matter what your cat's age is, nighttime vocalization could also be an indication that she just isn't feeling well. If you are scratching your head as to why your cat is howling so much, take her to the veterinarian immediately.