Cats often meow to say hello, or when they want to eat, to go outside the house or when they want their owners pet them. However there are certain breeds famous for being talkative. Find out in this article the 9 most vocal cat breeds.
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The 9 Most Vocal Cat Breeds
American Bobtail
The most notable characteristics of The American Bobtail it is his bobbed tail which is a one-third to one-half the length of a normal cat’s tail. This is genetic mutation affecting the tail development.
This cat breed is playful, social and moderately energetic, and they will ask for the attention they want by meowing or just by hopping into laps.
Bengal
Bengal cats are smart, affectionate, and playful. Bengal cats are very talkative cats with a particular voice described as a cooing or chirping.
Burmese
The Burmese cat is a remarkably affectionate feline that need attention from his owner. This breed is very demanding and will follow their owners around the house crying out for attention. As a vocal cat, he will often greet owners when they return home.
Maine Coon
Main Coons are loyal to their family. They have a sweet nature and are very playful and friendly. They are also very vocal cats. They frequently yowl or howl, trill, chirp and make other loud vocalizations.
Siamese
Siamese are usually very affectionate and intelligent cats, they enjoy being with people. Some Siamese are extremely vocal with a loud, low-pitched voice, compared to the cries of a human baby.
Siberian Forest Cat
Another vocal cat, is the Siberian cat, this cat breed is loyal, sociable and confident. They purr happily and also squeak and chirp.
Sphynx
Sphynx are extroverted cats. They exhibit a high level of energy, intelligence and affection for their owners. They are very talkative cats, and when it comes to purr, Sphynx, definitely are the champion.
Tonkinese
Tonkinese are intelligent, active, vocal and usually people-oriented cats. Their voice is similar in tone to the Burmese, persistent but softer and sweeter than the Siamese, similar to the gentle quacking of a duck.
Turkish Angora
Turkish Angora cats are playful and intelligent. They like humans and are very protective of their person. Turkish angoras are energetic and like to climb, this could include tops of the doors, refrigerators, bookshelves and other furniture.
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