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I think I've addressed this but to be clear, if he's bothering her (mounting her, biting her neck) we separate them. We can't separate them all the time because then they both get stressed. So we try to find the balance, and in a week he'll be castrated anyway. No intention of filming them.

Thanks Di and Bob. What you're saying aligns with my suspicions about them seeing something that scared them - the fact it was sudden and at night (he tries to mate with her all day long so that alone wouldn't explain it), that it happened by a window, and that the noise was unlike anything...

It's funny you say that because we're looking just now and you're right - there's surprisingly very little. Probably because when it starts all you can think is to stop it, it's so creepy. A couple of videos titled 'demon cat' etc. that do sound just like ours, i.e. more like a child wailing and...

Yes, we separate them when he's getting very, shall we say, 'insistent' and the last couple of nights we've separated them for the night after the strange noises. They hate being apart though and get stressed, so it's hard to find the balance. He's getting the snip a week today anyway, and then...

Thanks everyone. They're definitely mating - he's up on her a lot which is why we gave her the hormone shot and will get him snipped soon - but they never make noises like this (usual meows and hisses only) and in this case there was no physical contact between them when the noises were being...

Oh, and I meant to add - she was yowling just as much as him, when usually she's extremely quiet, barely meows (he's very chatty) - so another possibility is her hormone shot is wearing off sooner than expected and she's coming into heat? Maybe?

Hi everyone, I'm new to this and new to cat ownership in general, so I'd very much appreciate your help. We have two cats coming up on a year old, one male and one female, siblings from the same litter. They have always been joined at the hip, very affectionate and comforting to one another...