My 17 year old female cat has recently started meowing (howling) at night, waking us up several times during the night. We moved into a larger place in November 2009, and she adjusted very well, as she did in previous moves. She is otherwise well adjusted, loving and loves to cuddle with me, specially at night. Her eating habits are normal, and so is everything else except this. We can't figure it out. We even thought that maybe she was going senile and forgot where we are. She does sleep with us most of the night. She is in otherwise great health, according to the vet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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