Genever started something new after we moved from the apartment to the house in August. It doesn't happen every night, but it's more often than not. Usually it's right after we turn all the lights off and go to bed. Other times it's in the middle of the night as well.
She meows this really loud, mournful, howling meow! Is she lonely because we went to bed? Is she talking to Mrs Green? (she's the former owner who died in the house in November 2009- she was in her 90's, with her 6 kids with her, so it was a peaceful passing. They bought the house new in 1947, so we're only the 2nd owners!)
She never did this in the apartment, and it's only ever at night when we're in bed with all the lights off. Sometimes if I calmly call her name when she's meowing, she will stop, but not usually. Sometimes I get up and go to the living room and call her and she comes running (it's dark so I don't know where she's coming from). Sometimes she'll be playing with a ping pong ball, running all over the place, and suddenly stop and start howling.
It's a mystery to me, and the G-cat is pretty normal otherwise. It just sounds so sad though! Any thoughts or ideas?
She meows this really loud, mournful, howling meow! Is she lonely because we went to bed? Is she talking to Mrs Green? (she's the former owner who died in the house in November 2009- she was in her 90's, with her 6 kids with her, so it was a peaceful passing. They bought the house new in 1947, so we're only the 2nd owners!)
She never did this in the apartment, and it's only ever at night when we're in bed with all the lights off. Sometimes if I calmly call her name when she's meowing, she will stop, but not usually. Sometimes I get up and go to the living room and call her and she comes running (it's dark so I don't know where she's coming from). Sometimes she'll be playing with a ping pong ball, running all over the place, and suddenly stop and start howling.
It's a mystery to me, and the G-cat is pretty normal otherwise. It just sounds so sad though! Any thoughts or ideas?










), but that's not until later on and she wakes me up. When I call her from the bed when she howls, she won't come in.