Mi gato cachorro MAÚLLA MUCHO - ¿Por qué?

When we separate a kitten from its mother and siblings, it will most likely meow frequently during its first few days in our home. It is not because it is not being properly cared for. The reason behind this behavior is much simpler from birth. Kittens are used to meowing when they are away from their mother so that she can find them quickly. When you adopt them, they experience the same feeling of separation and therefore they start meowing to call their mother. To make this separation as painless as possible and for the kitten to develop properly. It is always best for kittens to remain with their mother until they are two months old. As you can see, it is completely normal for a kitten to meow during its first few days with us. In this regard, what you should do is try to help your little companion adapt to its new life as soon as possible, providing it with the basic care it needs and offering it all your love. Below, we are going to show you other reasons that can make your kitten meow. Don't miss them. Maybe it's trying to tell you something. It's completely normal for a puppy to run away from you at various times of the day when you've just adopted it. But sometimes it's important to listen, observe, and find out why it's meowing. If we notice that our feline has suddenly started meowing a lot, the first thing we should do is check if it's doing so because it's in pain. To do this, we'll have to very gently feel all areas of its body and observe its reaction. If it complains when we touch a certain part, we'll have found the answer and should go to the vet immediately. Just as dogs emit different types of barks depending on what they want to say with them, cats also have different meows depending on the cause that provokes them. Have you tried taking your cat to the vet and it has started to transmit a low, loud and long meow? This is the typical reaction of a cat that is suffering from stress. Whenever you notice this type of avoidance, it means that your feline is stressed for some reason and therefore you should treat it immediately. To do this, the first thing you should do is identify the cause that is causing the stress. One of the main symptoms of anxiety in cats is meowing. If your feline spends long hours alone at home, boredom and in general, loneliness can develop a state of anxiety in them that must be treated immediately. Normally, excessive meowing is usually accompanied by other behavioral problems, such as scratching furniture or hyperactivity. It may seem like a simple question, but Your cat eats all that it needs. It is possible that your feline is left hungry with the daily dose of food that you give it and meows a lot to ask you for more food. Depending on its weight and size, you should give it a different amount of food that you should check on the food package or ask your veterinarian. Cats greet us when they see us by petting, caressing, and in some cases, licking. Although it may be hard to believe, cats can also be very affectionate, showing us that they are happy with this and are glad to be here. For this reason, the they may be as excited when we come home after being away, when they wake up from a long nap, or when we cross paths with them in the hallway at home. As you can see, not all the reasons that provide answers to the question of why a cat meows a lot are negative. When we observe that our feline does not suffer from any illness, we provide it with the most appropriate diet for it. It does not suffer from anxiety and does not meow when it sees us, but does so on other types of occasions, it is most likely that it simply wants to capture our attention because we do not dedicate the time it requires. If you have just adopted a stray cat and you have noticed that it meows a lot every time you approach it, guests come over or it hears a strange noise. It is most likely because it feels threatened and is constantly on the defensive. Keep in mind that for a long time she has been exposed to all kinds of dangers. She may have had a fight with other cats or even been hurt by someone. In these cases, the meows that cats emit when they think they are in danger are usually more similar to a loud, high pitched, sharp and long cry. When female cats are in heat, they emit very long, high pitched and loud meows so that male cats come to their call and they can reproduce. In general, when they are in this stage, they tend to be more affectionate than normal, crawling on the floor to relieve their instinct, and even crying. As you can see, there are many reasons that can determine why a cat meows a lot. Some of them refer to serious health reasons that require the help of a veterinarian so that they can diagnose the ailment and start the best treatment. In any case, ignorance should never be the solution. Paying attention to what our feline wants to tell us can be the key to identifying an illness in time, treating a mental disorder that can only get worse, Realizing that we are not giving them the right food, or realizing that we are not offering them all the care they need. And that's it for today's video. We hope this video has helped you understand your cats a little better. If you enjoyed it, give it a like. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel. Greetings and see you in the next video. Until next time, experts.