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  1. In this episode of Cat Mojo, we’re talking all about cat vocalizations! There are over 100 sounds that cats make, and they’re all used for distinct purposes....

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  3. In this week's educational video, you'll learn about the top 10 most common vocalizations cats make and what they mean! If you want to know what your cat's t...

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    • Meowing. Meowing is synonymous with cats and is a distinctive and common high-pitched call. Kittens meow to attract their mothers, but in adult cats, the meow is almost exclusively used to communicate with humans.
    • Purring. A purr is a low, continuous, rhythmic tone produced during breathing. While most people recognize purring as a sign of contentment and pleasure, purrs can also mean that a cat is scared, sick, or in pain.
    • Chirping. A chirp is a short, high-pitched call that sounds similar to a bird (hence the name). A sequence of chirps is called chirrups. A chirp is initially uttered by the mother cat as a contact call to her kittens, but adult cats may chirp to get attention and inform other cats or people of their location.
    • Trilling. A trill is produced with a soft voice and sounds like a purr but with a higher pitch. Cats may trill to greet and thank their human family members for something, such as a snack or a pet.
  4. Jun 19, 2024 · The sounds a cat make is split into three groups: vowel sounds, murmur sounds and hostile calls. Vowel sounds produced when a cat opens and closes its mouth like a meow, howl or chatter. Murmur sounds typically formed with the mouth closed like purr, trills and chirrups whilst tense sounds are made with an open mouth used in offensive or defensive interactions like yowl, hiss, snarl, spit and ...

  5. Sep 9, 2024 · Along with the threatening sound comes a change in a cat’s body language, including an arched back, puffed hair, twitchy tail, flattened ears, and an open mouth, fangs ready to strike. Spitting can also occur with a hiss. When your cat takes on this serpent-like guise, back off, and do what you can to remove the perceived threat.

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  7. moderncat.com › articles › cat-sounds-explainedCat Sounds Explained

    Jun 20, 2022 · The cat changes position with a startle and breath is being forced rapidly through the slightly open mouth before stopping suddenly; [f ː t], [ɧː] or [ç ː], hissing and spitting are agonistic (aggressive and defensive) sounds produced with the mouth wide open and the teeth exposed. They sound a bit like long exhalations.

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