Cats' meows are usually very gentle and soft under normal circumstances. If a cat is in heat and excited, it will make a high-pitched and sharp sound, while when a cat is angry, it will make a low warning sound. Parents should learn to distinguish between them. These sounds indicate the cat's mood, so don't provoke it when it's angry, as it may accidentally injure the parents.

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Generally, cats do not meow. If they meow, they have needs. For example, if they are hungry, they will continue to meow after their owners. The owner wants food, but when a cat is uncomfortable, it usually doesn't meow much, and even if it does, it will be very weak.