Title: Cat Howling: Why Do Some Cats Howl, Especially at Night? | Metaphorical Platypus
Headings: Cat Howling: Why Do Some Cats Howl, Especially at Night?
Cat Howling: Why Do Some Cats Howl, Especially at Night?
Illness
Attention seeking
Stress or grieving
Boredom and restlessness
Feline cognitive dysfunction syndrome
Talkative Cat Breeds

Content: Cat Howling: Why Do Some Cats Howl, Especially at Night? | Metaphorical Platypus
Cat Howling: Why Do Some Cats Howl, Especially at Night? A 22-year-old cat howling
Common causes of howling or loud meowing in cats include medical issues, attention seeking, stress, grief, boredom, feline cognitive dysfunction syndrome, and breed tendency. Illness
If a formerly quiet cat has begun crying or howling plaintively, the cause is likely a medical problem. Cats tend to be stoic, often not showing symptoms until an illness has become quite severe. In such cases, the howling is caused by physical and psychological distress. When howling starts up suddenly, consult a veterinarian as soon as possible. Medical problems should be ruled out before attributing the behaviour to other causes, particularly if the cat is eating or drinking more than usual or has started having accidents outside the litter box.