From chirps to meows to purrs, cats make an amazing range of noises. For the most part, cats meow or growl as a way to communicate with other animals or humans. Whether there's a bird outside the ...

Instead of a soft, gentle purr, she lets loose a series of loud, trilling noises that sound more like a tiny, ferocious dinosaur than a sleepy house cat. The contrast is hilarious and oddly endearing.

Otter, a deaf cat with a personality as big as his spirit, has a collection of happy little sounds that are winning people ...

“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 cat owner has gone viral on social media after sharing with her followers a sound that she says makes your feline want to cuddle you every time they hear it. In a post shared on TikTok in July under ...

Sound baths use resonant instruments to calm and energize human listeners. Cats unexpectedly responded to sound baths, showing calm and attentiveness. Heidi Gardner shared the feline reaction online, ...

TikTok celebrates videoed fun in every form, with one billion people now enjoying user-generated content at its most creative. 2021's most popular offerings range from Squishy the Chipmunk hiding nuts ...

This simple sound might just be the Rosetta Stone of interspecies communication, cutting through feline indifference. Here, experts explain why cats respond to pspsps. Cats might walk away mid-cuddle ...

What if we told you that the beat you're about to hear wasn't a beat at all—but a sneezing cat? This throwback video of Clyde, an adventurous orange cat, spitting a beat' like nobody's business, has ...