¿Por qué LLORAN los GATOS? 😿💦 (6 Causas Principales)

Your cat cries and you don't know what's wrong. In this video by an animal expert, we'll explain the different reasons why a cat cries, using some of the most common situations we'll encounter when living with our felines as examples. Let's start. First, a baby. In the first few weeks of life, kittens may cry basically because they feel their mother is away, because they're hungry, cold or scared. That's why a kitten we've just adopted may cry while it gets used to us in our home. To understand why cats cry, we must take the context into account. In other words, if a cat is crying and its food dish is empty, it's easy to think it's asking for food. Second, it's in heat. One of the reasons why cats cry, especially at night, is is during their heat period. If we live with an unsterilized cat or cat, it's easy to hear them crying and meowing insistently and desperately. This period is influenced by sunlight, so it can last for almost the entire year. These cats may try to escape, and if they succeed, fights are common, which can lead to serious injuries and even the transmission of diseases that have no cure. For this reason, sterilization is recommended. Find out all about heat in cats in the video that we have left for you above. 3. Does she want to come in or go out? We have seen that heat can explain why cats cry, and this is why some cats cry at the door or at the windows. Likewise, a cat that is used to having access to the outdoors will normally cry to ask us to let her out and also to let us know that she wants to come in. Cat flaps can solve this problem by allowing the cat to come and go as she pleases. If we arrive home and the cat cries at the door, it may be her way of greeting us or complaining about having been left alone for a while. Cats also like places to hide, so a kitty might cry at a closet door because it wants to get in. It's also possible that it might cry if it's been locked in and wants to get out. If the door leads to a room in the house, the cat might be protesting because it has been banned from entering or because there's something it wants there, like food, a toy, or a bed. Discover all about cat language in the video included in the card to better understand your cat. 4. Their mouth hurts. If a cat cries when eating, it could be a problem with their mouth, but it could also be an infection called rhinotracheitis, which will cause a lot of pain when swallowing. The cat might stop eating because of it. This condition requires veterinary treatment, which is why it's important to take them to a clinic. 5. They have an infection. If the cat cries when they relieve themselves, it could be a urinary tract infection. The cat will go to the litter box a lot and expel droplets. It's a painful process that will require veterinary treatment. They may also cry if they have difficulty eliminating stool, for example, due to constipation or anal prolapse. In these cases, we should also consult our veterinarian. 6. Does it have any health problems? If you think your cat is crying because you have noticed the presence of tears, it is indicative of a health problem related to the ocular system or another disease that causes infection. As a symptom, it will be necessary to see a specialist to determine the cause. Cats cry out of grief Although there is no scientific evidence to confirm or disprove that cats cry out of grief, we do know that animals are capable of feeling emotions similar to ours. This is how they go through grieving processes. For example, they feel joy and sadness. In this way, a cat can make sounds similar to crying because it has lost a loved one or because it feels lonely. If you want to continue learning about cat behavior, don't miss the playlist that we have left for you here on the side. Tell us now you know why your cat cries. Until next time, experts. It.