Lettuce is blind, trilling, and proudly showing her toy mouse to her brother Goose—and my heart can’t take it.

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.

Cats make noises for a few different reasons. When they chirp, it usually means they're excited. My cats like to follow me around my apartment while chirping, just because they're happy to see me. If ...

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 ...

Last week, I learned that a cat headbutting you is a sure sign they like you ― even if the collision is pretty hard. And before, the touching story of a person whose cat meowed every evening in order ...

Discover nine common sounds your cat makes and what they reveal about its emotional state, mood, comfort level, and overall ...

Cats are capable of making as many as 20 distinct sounds, each with a specific message, according to The Cat's Meow page of Happy Cat Happy You: Quick Tips for Building a Bond With Your Feline Friend.

Cats are always trying to tell us something in what sounds like a kitty version of the language from The Sims. Animal behaviorists tell Inverse there’s a big distinction between a cat’s chirp — the ...