Re: Yowling?
- From: "meee" <efamaaea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 02:09:45 GMT
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"Christina Websell" <spamfree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Yowie" <yowie9644.DIESPAMDIE@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > What does yowling mean?
> >
> > Shmogg is 15 give or take a few years. Recently, he's taken up the fine
> > art of yowling, usually within an hour of being fed - sometimes its just
a
> > few minutes, sometimes an hour, but always happens after gooshyfood. He
> > ywols every single night after his dinner, and sometimes in the morning
> > too. I've never heard him yowl at any other time.
> >
> > As far as I remember, he didn't yowl before IBKFergus came to stay
> >
> > He'll stop yowling is I yell out to him and say something like "you're a
> > cat, you're grey" or something like that, and doesn't yowl again until
the
> > next load of food arrives.
> >
> > Any ideas? He's otherwise a fit and healthy 15 year old who can still
beat
> > up a hollikitten and win, so I don't think its just old age catching up
> > with him.
> >
> > Ideas?
> >
> > Yowie
> >
> I remember seeing this subject before, and there is a medical explanation
> for it, so he needs to see TED asap. I'm sorry I can't recall what the
> exact reason is, but he definitely needs the vet IIRC. It's a symptom of
> something I wish I could remember, sorry.
> Tweed
>
>
>
sorry, just had to get the silliness out. I've been watching kid's tv all
morning with my 3 year old and it has that affect on me. now I can be normal
again. but seriously...Is he sounding as though he's in pain? Or is he just
expressing himself? My kitten yowls when he is bored or wants attention, but
I've had other cats yowl when they're unhappy about something. Has he had
any checkups lately? As it's after food, could he have digestive/toilet
problems? If it's because of pain, I would look at that, as it's
specifically after food time isn't it. Or is he wanting more? Is it possible
he's just going a little barmy in his old age or something? If you've had
him recently checked out I wouldn't worry, but if he hasn't been for 6
months or so, I'd get him in, it could just be that he's having a general
whinge or it could be that he's starting to feel a little 'not quite right'
somewhere in his body.
.
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