What does the cat's barking at night portend?

1, the cat barks at night to indicate the weather change.

Cats are very sensitive animals. They are very sensitive to air pressure and smell. Crying loudly and continuously at night may mean rain or other extreme weather. Some people think this is because cats can sense past earthquakes to predict weather changes.

A cat barks at night to show that it is sick or needs special care.

Cats are very self-protective animals, and generally give obvious warnings when they are sick or have other difficulties. When cats bark loudly and briefly at night, they may be asking their owners for more attention and care, or they may be experiencing physical pain and discomfort.

In addition, if cats bark frequently at night, accompanied by fatigue and difficulty in moving, it may mean that their bodies have diseases such as stones, arthritis and digestive problems, and they need to seek medical attention in time.

Cats barking at night is a kind of social signal.

Cats are social animals. They can express their feelings and needs through sounds and gestures. In the case of loud and exaggerated barking at night, it is usually to attract the attention of partners or other cats. In addition, sometimes cats cry quietly and monotonously at night, perhaps because they are wandering alone, or they are eager for their owners' attention and companionship.

4. Is it instinct or training for cats to bark at night?

Some people think that cats may bark loudly and frequently at night just because of their nature. Cats are playful, active and curious animals, and may become more idle and boring at night. In addition, the cat's barking and behavior are often formed through training and short-term experience. If the cat finds that its bark can attract the owner's attention, get attention and reward, it will repeat this behavior.