Much like human babies and toddlers, small kittens will often make vocal sounds, similar to a child crying, especially during the first few nights after taking them in, as they adapt to the new place.

‌Cri-du-chat syndrome, also known as cat's cry syndrome and 5p- syndrome, is a genetic condition that causes infants to let out a high-pitched cry that sounds similar to that of a cat crying.

“A short, high-pitched meow is your cat’s way of saying hello to you,” says Rubin. She adds that several of these meows strung together could mean “I’m so happy to see you!” or even “Hey, let’s play!” ...

A British shorthair cat with a bizarre cry has left the internet in stitches, with many comparing it to a tornado siren. In a viral TikTok clip posted to @bowser.cat, a page dedicated to the feline, ...

Cats' Sleep-Deprived Faces As Human Baby Keep Crying Are Downright Priceless originally appeared on PetHelpful. It’s no surprise that things can shift in a big way when adding a new addition to the ...