What do your cat's meows sound like?
My cat is a very elegant looking girl, but she has a voice like Waluigi. When she wants to get my attention, she lets out a loud, "WEEEH!" (usually this is because I've either not done my morning routine in the steps she's used to, or she wants some food).
I've never met another cat as loud as her - but I'm curious for cat owners here - what do your cats sound like?
Jan 21 · 3 months ago · 👍 cstroie, honeyontoast
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"voice like waluigi" omg
i was so sniped by "voice ilke waluigi" that i forgot to mention my cat sounds like tiny rusty hinge that would be on an old dollhouse. creaky yet delicate
🎧 illuminesce [OP] · Jan 22 at 00:56:
Hahaha! Oh, I can just picture it... like the inside of a creaky house. How cute <3
I had a basso cat, especially when hungry at night. I do miss his meows.
Max sounds like a female cat with a cute meow that's really cute, Bleu's meow is way too deep for his little figure, and Smores sounds like a sqeaking creature than a cat, and sometimes she makes a "meh" meow sound.
My cat, Marcy, doesn't really meow anymore (she did when she was younger). But she snorts when she purrs or snores 😅
Towards the end of his life my old cat started meowing a lot -- at night, with booming, wall-shaking low meows. I read somewhere that it may be kitty dementia. He was not in good health, had a couple of life-saving surgeries and finally went blind (although managed to navigate around and find a lap to sit in without too many problems).
One has a slightly crackly but otherwise fairly normal meow, the second has so many different vocalizations from "muh muh" to "ARARARARA" depending on what he's trying to tell me, and the third has a tiny little squeak of a meow.
🎧 illuminesce [OP] · Jan 28 at 08:40:
Poor guy. Our girl is sixteen, and she's a lot more vocal/confused nowadays. I hope he had a long, happy life with y'all.
🎧 illuminesce [OP] · Jan 28 at 08:40:
HAHA ararara is so dang cute...
@illuminesce: My cat did have a long and happy life. Towards the end he had some problems, but remained a loving friend always up for a hug. He also had a cat companion who acted as a guide when he went blind. Many times I saw her lean on him to turn him in the right direction to go to the litterbox or help him on the stairs. It was really amazing to see them walking around, sides touching.