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Re: Siamese kitten howling and howling :(
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My Mum's 5 year old Siamese meows ALLLLLL the time. She is an only cat and therefore likes to "chat" to my Mum. My Siamese (I have two) are not vocal. They are only vocal when they want their food or are travelling in the car.

You kitten is a baby, and babies cry. He has lost all his littermates. He needs to be comforted. Siamese like human contact or cat contact. He'll want to sit on your lap, be stroked, fussed, kissed and tickled on his tummy

He is a tiny baby in a new house full of strange noises, and strange smells and new people. He doesn't know what is going on. I think I'd cry if that happened to me!!!!

Talk to him and use your voice to sooth him or at least get him used to your voice.

My siamese was vocal when he first came to me. He missed his family. He settled down in time with the rest of my cats. I also used to spend alot of time in one room with him and soothing him when he was upset.

I feel sorry for your kitten, he just wants your love and attention, like any baby would.
totally aggree with this, he is calling out to other litters mates and his mum trying to find them!

I am sorry but you have picked the most Vocal of cats out of all the breeds!!

My siamese x Meows SO loud it drives me crazy, his 13soon! hios doe it Everyday of his life!

So either get used to it, get ear plugs, or I dont know what else to say!

R.E. the food give him as much as he wants kittens need all the food they can get lol! it normally says 3-4 pouches a day, and please dont think hell get fat, his a active playful kitten!
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Hello and welcome to life of baby siamese!! I too have a baby Siamese which was said to be the most vocal of the litter....... Well when I got her home she was so load and almost screeming at us untill she ran out of breath!! LOL

She was looking for her family. The first two nights were the worst. Then she only slept with one of us but very close like on our shoulder....Then over the next few days she did calm down when being held and cuddled by my children. it helps if you have someone to hold him if you cant.

when she got sick with cat flu :-( I was so worried about her that I wanted her to cry again and be that load little thing she had the first week. I had the wait a whole week for her to start talking again, and its the best thing.

She is now talking again, pulling my bin over, jumping on my back from the side and clawing me in the process and on top of that trying to eat our dinner....LOL

They grow out of it, but siamese are well known for needing lots of attention!

good luck with your little man!

Let me know how he is getting on please.

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Old 06-03-2009, 03:23 PM
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Re: Siamese kitten howling and howling :(
I have had many Siamese in the past (used to breed them). They really are more like dogs than cats - he's not howling - he's just yelling for attention. I am sure once he gets used to his new surroundings and routine he will settle down, but Siamese are generally very vocal cats anyway and he will probably always "talk" to you - you really can hold conversations with them and most other "foreign" types as well. Good luck anyway.
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Re: Siamese kitten howling and howling :(
Hi,I agree siamese are extremly vocal cats..I have 2 siamese cross Bengal sisters, an if they can't find you or each other they will cry until they do,Bedtime is a loud time in our house,As there down stairs on there own,I've found as they get older they still call you,But quiet down after a while
I would say he is getting used to new places and you routine as it is..Hope he settles down soon for you .
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