Foul mouthed screaming kitty...HELP!

**QueSarah** · 03-12-2006, 08:54 AM

She's 4, and to my recollection she didn't flip out the past 3 years....but perhaps I've forgotten.

I thought about ear problems, and talked to my husband about if he noticed anything that would be a symptom of that....But she always comes when called and can hear the kitty treats container being moved from 3 rooms away. She hasn't been fussing with her ears either, as if she had an ear infection. Anyway, it's not really that she isn't usually loud, but even though she's chatty she usually is a litle more chill.

However, last year, Dodger (who can open doors by standing up and turning the knob) let himself out at our old apartment complex and went on an adventure, and Teirza would sit by the front door, nose pressed tot he crack of the door, and talk and talk about how he went out the door and then mom cried and everyone wondered where he went.

She's gone through times before where she gets more chatty than usual, but I don't see a link other than something happened she didn't like, like a member of her family being out of the house.

**QueSarah** · 03-14-2006, 12:09 AM

I give up. She's going to kill me with the screaming. My husband says he thinks she did it for a while last year, and then she cut it out, and he thinks she's in heat. But she's spayed! Took her there myself.

If she has a remaining bit of ovary, is this a huge problem? Is it something that won't be a problem past the obnoxious meowing? Or is it something that could cause her some horribly awful issue. My understanding is that even if a cat has this deal, they can't get pregnant but can go through heat.

It would be nice if Dodger would you know...take care of things, shut her up. But like a good little innocent fluff ball he's not interested in the least in doing the deed with his adopted sister, only in smacking her in the head a few times or annoying her and then wondering why I'm yelling at them both to shut up.

**Catty1** · 03-14-2006, 10:31 AM

Maybe a vet checkup is in order....could be something else. Who knows? Even just give the vet a call.

Also, since you just moved - maybe a behaviourist, or a cat psychic?

Sounds like she REALLY misses something or is upset about it! Could it be as simple as more calming cuddles til she settles in?

hugs
Catty1

**Laura's Babies** · 03-14-2006, 10:48 AM

It could be that she don't like the new house?

**Catsnclay** · 03-14-2006, 02:01 PM

I would have to agree with everyone about the spaying.

But...... have you even given thought to maybe she has a kidney stone and is maybe trying to pass it? Kidney stones are extremly painful, but once passed you are fine. Does she drink a lot?

Your best bet all around would be a vet check up. Tell them about the screaming, and they will run tests for everything, but will find a soultion!

Good luck, and let us all know what the problem actually was!

**jackie** · 03-14-2006, 02:31 PM

Maybe she is just move vocal because spring is coming?

Oliver is a loud boy, even more so when he knows spring is coming!

**moosmom** · 03-14-2006, 05:54 PM

I'd DEFINITELY have her checked by the vet just to make sure there's nothing wrong. Meezers CAN be very vocal.

**heidiv** · 03-14-2006, 06:28 PM

You should take your kitty to the vet and have her checked out it was a year ago today that my husband had to put our little Pricilla to sleep because she started to have uncontrolable seizers. She started to do that crying and crying and nothing would make her happy and but by the time we took her to the vets office she started to seize and there was nothing that they could do. I don't want to scare you or anything but just to be on the safe side you should probley have her checked. We still to this day don't know what triggered it. But I didn't want them to do an autopsy on her she was just to dignified for that. Please just make sure she is going to be safe. The vet thought it was just a spay thing also. But it was much much more.