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Check out these cute kittens ASMR purring in this funny cats way. A kitten meowing is indeed very adorable.
If you own cats, chances are at some point you’ll have scratched your head and wondered ‘why is my cat meowing so much?’
The reasons why cats meow are numerous – some just want attention, others are just born great ‘talkers' and, sometimes, meowing is the first sign of a problem.
Whatever the cause, excessive meowing shouldn’t be ignored or punished. Chances are that yelling at your cat won’t stop them – it will only cause them to distrust or even dislike you. Try to discover the root of the problem so you can find a solution.
Below are some common causes of excessive meowing:
Greeting – many cats, especially those that live indoors, will often meow in greeting when they see you. Some will meow until you acknowledge them, either with a stroke or a cuddle, and will quieten down after a few minutes.
Breed – some cats are naturally more vocal than others and will communicate with you frequently. Siamese, for instance, are known to be talkers, so avoid this breed if you prefer a quieter cat.
Illness – one of the most important reasons you should never ignore a meowing cat is because it may be a sign of illness. If the meowing is more excessive than normal, seems to start up out of nowhere, or is accompanied by any other worrying signs, take your cat to the vet for a check-up.
They want something – whether it’s food, a litter change, to play or simply your attention, meowing is one way a cat will make you aware of this. This kind of meowing will usually cease when they get what they want, but it can result in excessive meowing in the hope they keep getting what they want! Make sure you reward quiet, calm behaviors to prevent this happening.
Loneliness – if your cat is left alone for long periods of time then you may find them meowing a lot more. If you have to be away from home, make sure there is plenty to occupy your cat during the day, such as interactive toys, treat dispensers, scratching posts and good vantage points for your cat to watch the world go by. If possible, consider getting a second cat for company.
Stress – changes in the environment can upset cats to the point of chronic stress, which very often manifests as excessive meowing. Moving house, having a baby, or introducing a new pet to the home are all common stressors that can lead to excessive vocalisation.
If you think your cat is meowing excessively, schedule a vet appointment as soon as possible. After ruling out medical problems, you should consider all the other possibilities.
In this videos kittens just want to play because they are bored.
ASMR is best described as a physical sensation of tingling that usually begins in the scalp and moves down through the spine
and sometimes to the limbs. It’s a pleasurable feeling that many would call relaxing.
The feeling of ASMR is usually caused by an external stimulus, which are colloquially known as “ASMR triggers.” Triggers can differ from person to person. Some common ASMR triggers include:
The sound of lips smacking, such as when eating.
Slow or soft speech patterns, including whispers.
Receiving personal attention from someone, such as having your hair done, having your makeup done, receiving an eye exam, receiving a massage, etc.
Having someone play with your hair.
Certain sounds may trigger ASMR, like crackling fire, rustling paper, white noise, running water, etc.
Watching someone perform a meticulous task, like fixing an electronic device, working origami, making tea, etc.
Did you get shivers down your spine and a tingling sensation along your scalp? If so, congrats! You have been blessed with the opportunity to enjoy such a pleasurable experience
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