Diane Zoller-Ciatto
@jerseynana active 8 years, 3 months ago-
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Yes, you have a kind heart. I also like my cat very, very much. But at times, I get the feeling…
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I wish I could buy any of this animals that are in zoo to send them free were they belong
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We must find ways to preserve the species before we think about preventing cruelty.
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I love this animals I wish I could enough money to buy one and set it free
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You want to set a wild tiger free? The thought is nice, but we may soon run out of wild animals.
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@Vivian Sudhir A stray cat visits us and we never hear it meow. He comes twice – once in the morning for his milk and once at lunch time when we feed him.
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Nothing like a house cat! They may not be attached to you like dogs but their antics help to cheer us up.
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@Vivian Sudhir
Cats never stay in one place. I do not like that idea although one stray lived with us for 3 years.
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It depends on the situation why the cat meows. Meowing is a form of cat’s way of communicating with its master, with its fellow cats. They meow for several reasons. As far as I know, I may base it on my experience. And these are they as follows when:
1. They want to ask for food.
2. They are mating.
3. They are hurt.But in reality, we have a lot of domesticated cats at home. They are stray cats who stayed at the house for their foods. And we are compelled to adopt them. As of now, we have three of them. They seldom make any noise. They are reserved type of feline creature.
We couldn’t sleep at night when it is their mating period. They are too noisy. We keep on shouting them to keep quite, but they still continue. So we drive them out from the house and they do their thing there. I don’t know if they comfortable there.
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Yes, they do make terrible noises when they mate. But in the ordinary situation, they make very adorable meows. A house with cats is always lively. Are they females? You can get plenty of kittens then.
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Why are they noisy and they are displaying a violent reaction? I notice that it is the female cat who is reacting, who is fighting back the male. I try to observe on how they are doing their act on the way they behave. I would take a video next time when I happen to be around when they mate.
Is there another animal besides cat that is too violent and very noisy when they are mating? Only the cats for we are raising them. What about the tigers for they belong to the feline family? Well, I don’t think if they do for they never meow. Don’t they? Only animals that meow are creating loud noise when they are mating. Aren’t?
This would be our homework to search for another animal that makes us irritable when they are doing their thing. They are producing sounds of violence when they do that. Would it be agreeable? I am just curious if there are.
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I think it is like this. When the animal belongs to our group, we do not hear the noise or the noise is pleasant. But when they are in the opposite group, the noise makes us angry and we get violent.
So, when we hear the noise, we turn in our sleep and ‘get rid’ of that group. That is a mild explanation.
I too would like to hear if there are any other species that make noise.
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Reading a cats language or even a babies language is always difficult and maybe frustrating at first but eventually by paying attention you will catch on to what it wants, you will learn what certain tones of meows mean just like a baby or any other animal.
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I have tried that with a tiger and all I can make out is…”Keep out of my way!”
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