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Cat owners are often left puzzled when their pet makes an unusual 'chirping' noise. According to pet experts, the noise means that your cat is trying to tell you something - but what?

Pet expert explains what it really means when your cat makes unusual 'chirp' noise Pet owners are only now discovering what it means when cats make unusual chirping noises, also known as trilling.

Cat owners are being reassured that a lack of trilling doesn't necessarily indicate unhappiness or dislike towards their owners. Some cats are simply more sociable and thus, trill more frequently.