Why does my cat meow so much?
Hey,
I have a question. We've had a cat for about half a year now, and she's now about 8-9 months old. She's still very young and acts like it, and we don't know if we separated her too early (a week earlier). For example, she just touches our blanket and thinks it's a teat, and she plays a lot. And for the past week, she's just been meowing, and when you go near her, nothing happens. She doesn't want to cuddle or anything, but prefers to play with your hand, do nothing at all, or walk away. I'm just interested in your opinion, thanks.
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The cat slowly becomes sexually mature and should therefore be castrated.
Young cats should always be kept together with an equal cat partner (no baby and no old cat!).
You could have known all this if you had informed you before buying your cat.
We have a 3 year older cat in the house and we always had cats years ago
Then why do you get a young cat that was separated from the mother too soon?
Equally trident means equal. Kittens and kittens play differently than older cats.
What's the problem? We're still struggling with them, I wanted a normal answer and no better-scattering advice. Our cats always went well we live on a farm and purely theoretically should throw cats at least 1 times
She can get out even though she's not yet neutered?
God in heaven…
I don't get this irresponsible handling of cats anymore…
Little cats don't always need to be like-minded. She can always get out and she likes to be out there, maybe she can find someone and she was separated for 1 week, because the mother cat was pregnant again and they said it would be okay to separate her now because it is done anyway