But what sounds a cat makes and how vocal it is varies from feline to feline. Cats communicate with meows, chirrups, hisses, purrs, chatters, and growls, but the onomatopoeic meow is the most common.

7 sounds your cat makes and what they mean By Lindsay Mack Cats are telling us different things depending on the noise they make.

By attentively listening and responding to the different sounds your cat makes, you not only cater to their needs but also build a richer and more satisfying connection.

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