I have a female kitten. She continuously meows? no sicko answers please!?

Question

Here's the deal. she meows even when she gets attention, so what could be the problem?

Hobo is about 3 months old, and as she is an outdoor cat, her mom weaned her when it was time for the mother to leave her. She does have some siamese background in her.

Answer 1

She might not feel well. Is she eating? Does she act sick?

Answer 2

Hi there...it's difficult to determine the reason for why she is meowing without receiving more information. For example has she recently become vocal? Behaviourally...if she's very young and was recently adopted she may be just anxious and is meowing as a result of the changes in her environment. From a medical standpoint... if she is older than 5/6 months she may be going into her first heat cycle or there's another serious medical problem which would need veterinary attention. Aside from these issues she also may be a vocal kitty and this is not uncommon for felines to talk a lot. If she recently began vocalization and hasn't been spayed this would be the first to address. I've included a web link to help you learn more about cats reasons for vocalizations as well below.

Answer 3

I have a couple of cats that are just over a year old...and they meow all the time...one of them we call our "A.D.D. Cat" b/c he will come up to us for attention and then walk away and go into another room and start meowing or more like crying looking for us on occasion...some cats are just really vocal like that...does not necessarily mean that anything is wrong with them though...

Answer 4

if she is not fixed it could be she is in heat. Female cats will meow very loudly if they are in heat. If not that than she is just a chatty cat. If she is siamese or something similar these breeds are more prone to meow alot!

Answer 5

That might just be her way of showing you she like's attention. Is she only in one room? Make sure you dont close door's on her (unless she is an indoor cat, then just leave the outside door's close) .. Cat's dont like it when they can't go somewhere. My cat meow's a lot, so i leave a radio on low, and it make's her feel that someone is in the room with her.

Answer 6

How old is she? If she's around 6 months and not spayed she's probably in heat. If she's always done it then you simply have a vocal kitten. If it's something new and she's spayed then I would be looking for some type of illness, or injury. In which case you should take her to the vet.

Answer 7

She may be hungry! Kittens have stomachs about the size of quarters and they need to have food many times a day. Try feeding her a little canned kitten food more regularly.

She will take to that more readily than the dry. The dry can come later if that's what you want her to eat.

Answer 8

She's a talker, my cats talk all the time. Especially my cat Piper I will ask her questions and she will meow back to me. They are trying to communicate. Sometimes she will just wander around meowing for no reason.

Answer 9

I bet if you just hanged out with her more she wouldn't have to meow so much and plus I had the same problem just like put her in your room and spend time with her thats all I mean I had the exact problem.

Answer 10

It's looking for it's mother care.Give enough food and hold it with you as much time as time allow you.gently rub it's head too.if familiar with your smell it won't cry.Give it a good cloth to sleep and don't change it for at least 5 days,then only it feel secured about the place it sleeping or resting.And most of all he feel hungry quickly too.

Answer 11

Well, if she meows too often, she could be in pain. If you were hurting you would normally say ow for attention, but if you're touched where you're hurting you'd say ow even if you're receiving attention. Makes sense?