How would you write out your cat's meow?

Cleo has sort of a merp sound when she purrs. And Zenon has more of a maaarowww to her purr. They both sound so sweet!

Ari has this multi-syllabic "mow-ow-ow?".

Sweetie's is a "mreeow" and sometimes, like when I wake her up by petting her but she's happy, a "mrr-mrmeow?"

And Preciou's meow is a "mrrrrrowww?!!"

What a neat idea for a thread by the way!

a simple mrow.
He usually sounds like he's whining because he wants something.
The more he wants it, the higher pitched his voice gets.

Interesting idea to write out our kitty sounds.
It is almost impossible but here is my attempt...

Sadie...my ii h
Dexter...mm aaaah oo

Raphael: Mooooooooowwwwwww! OR MRRRooooooowwwww! Long, loud and forlorn, even if I just fed him 2 hours ago.

Leo: Mrrp! OR Maio! OR Mrrrrrooow! Leo tends to trill inquisitively.

Gracie: Mew! OR Mrp! Very short, soft, monosyllabic mews. She also sighs dramatically when you remove her from places she shouldn't be.

Pretty Gracie is a drama queen.

Originally Posted by lionessrampant

Gracie: She also sighs dramatically when you remove her from places she shouldn't be.

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Originally Posted by xocats

Pretty Gracie is a drama queen.

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Understatement of the year!

Tigger says: MMMRRRAAAAAAAAowwwwww! MMMMMMMMRRAAAAAAAooooow.

Elsa says: mew? mew?

Nadette says: prrrrrt? prrrrrrrrrt? mmmmmrrrrrr.

Harley: brrrrrrrrrrrrrttt meooooooooooooow



He makes silly noises sometimes

Phenom: (be sure to roll your rrrrs' "bbbrrrrrrrrruut" "meeoooow" "mouw"

LOL

We've recently found out that Paige isn't mute. she does have very damaged vocal chords, but now if she wants something (milk) she makes noise!

Paige: erh! eh-oh!

Molly: Depending on intent meeeeeeeow! or Meeeak!!

Ghibli: Brrower?Brourorah!! brrrk? He's so inquisitive. And clucks like a chicken.

Just off hand I know Valory has a loud purr and an "ick, ick" noise she makes when she wants attention. Lil Guy has a mmmrrrrrrr or mmmmeeeerrrrrrrr noise. Kismet doesn't "talk" often, and I'm ashamed to say I don't know what she sounds like. Something sort of soft and short. (I swear she's not neglected. But with three other cats in the house, she rarely has to tell me anything, because they take care of it for her.) Baby Girl says a demanding "Me-oow!" and runs to the kitchen so I know her food dish is running low. That's about the only time she talks either, but I definitely know what she sounds like.