Whether or not you own a cat, it's not difficult to imagine a cat's stereotypical meow. The sound is high-pitched, inquisitive, and absolutely adorable, but that's not the only noise felines can make.

Cats meow more at owners who are men than women, new research has found, possibly because men tend to be more aloof when it ...

Why do cats meow? The reasons change as they grow from kittens into cats. Kittens meow to their mothers when they’re hungry, cold, or scared. But once cats get older, they use other vocalizations -- ...

If you have a cat, you may have noticed that cats don’t meow at each other. Instead, they meow at you. This is the reason feral cats do not meow as much as domestic cats. Meowing is a unique language ...

Cats meow to communicate with you. Different noises can indicate a variety of needs and wants. Some cats meow more than others. Elderly cats may do this because of cognitive dysfunction. You can try ...

Cat noises are a form of communication. Here's what it means when your kitty meows. You hear it when it’s time for dinner and during snuggle sessions: a familiar kitty meow. If your BFF is a furry ...