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• Westhampton-Hampton Bays, NY • Center Moriches-Eastport, NY • North Fork, NY • Shirley-Mastic, NY • Miller Place-Rocky Point, NY • Southampton, NY • Medford, NY • Port Jefferson, NY • Patchogue, NY • Three Village, NY State Edition • New York National Edition • Top National News • See All Communities Max's grateful owner Laura Bohn was thrilled Wednesday morning: Max was missing for five long days and during that time, Bohn combed the neighborhood, passed out Max's photo and talked to as many people as she could. Bohn said the plan for Wednesday had been to set up a trap and hang posters. "I was determined to knock on more doors and see if I could put the trap on various properties in the area I thought he was in," she said. But at 4:30 a.m., just as her husband John was getting ready to leave for work, "he saw Max sitting on the walkway to the front door," she said. "He scooped him up, and woke me up to tell me. To say I'm happy and relieved is an understatement. I fed Max twice and now here he is after a good brushing— safe and sound," she said. Max, she said, was cozy on his favorite blanket "making biscuits," a term that means kneading the blanket with his paws. Courtesy Laura Bohn On Facebook, Bohn wrote: "Look who's here! I want to thank everyone for their kind words, suggestions and prayers." Courtesy Laura Bohn Max, a black-and-white kitty, had been missing since Friday. Bohn loves to take both her cats out in their zippered strollers and was bereft. "He escaped ...

Think the sounds your cat makes—the meows, chirps, yowls, purrs, and other cat noises—are just random gibberish? Think again. Your cat is actually communicating to you information about her world and about how she feels toward you. The good news is that if you listen closely, you just might begin to understand what the cat sounds your cat makes are all about and use that understanding to your advantage. Read on for 12 cat sounds your cat makes and what they mean. Next to birds, cats possess the widest range of vocalizations of any domestic pet. Though best known for their meows, purrs, hisses, and growls, the list of cat sounds they regularly make is more comprehensive than this. Depending on the situation, your cat is capable of making many distinct utterances, with multiple nuanced variations of each, according to importance. Some reflect contentment and ease, while others expose worry, fear, or even anger. All, though, are indicative of your cat’s emotional state of mind. Cat Meow Sound Perhaps the most commonly heard cat sound, the Occasionally, a cat meow can signify loneliness or even illness. Older cats often meow more because of failing senses or due to anxiety over not being as nimble as before. In younger cats, the meow often gets shortened to an interrogative “mew?” when lonely or hungry. And the frequency of meowing is an indicator of a cat’s frame of mind; rapid-fire meows mean hey, pay attention to me, I’m talking here! A longer, more plaintive “meowww” can i...

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Cats have a unique language constructed especially for humans and made of meows. Susanne Schötz, a specialist in human melody at Lund University in Sweden and author of The Secret Language of Cats ( In the Q&A interview that follows, Schötz describes the results of her research and how it can help us interpret the vocalizations of our cats at home. Do cats communicate differently with humans than with other cats? Meowing is mainly addressed to humans. Kittens meow but adult cats rarely meow to each other. Adult cats that are friends greet each other with trilling or purring. I have cats that are siblings, and they sometimes hiss at each other when they get in each other’s way. Does every meow mean the same thing? After we got our grant, we started to record more cats and, mainly, the conversation between humans and cats. We recorded the cats in several contexts: Feeding time, when cats or humans wanted to play, when they want to be let out, bringing the cats to vets in carriers. We found variation depending on the context. Can you describe the variation? All the categories are interesting. Trilling is a friendly sound between cats who are friends. Hissing, howling, spitting, growling, snarling — these are aggressive or defensive sounds. Meow means I’m hungry, I want to play, I’m bored, I’m in distress. The meow has many more meanings and so we are studying it first by looking at dialect and melody. Can you explain what the terms dialect and melody mean for the study of voc...

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You’ve probably noticed that cats spend a lot of time and energy communicating with other cats in their lives, but that very little of that communication is in the form of cats meowing. If they talked as much as they gestured (case in point: when A cats’ vocabulary is just as rich and subtle as 1. Meowing is among the most common cat noises. Photography by ©Foonia | Getty Images. 2. Purring is one of the most common cat noises. Cats purr when they’re content, but they also purr as a way to comfort themselves when they’re sick or injured. The auditory frequency of the purr, around 25 cycles per second, is thought to have healing properties, and it almost certainly acts as an internal massage. 3. Cats use a trill, a cat noise somewhere between a meow and purr, as a friendly greeting. This cutie is meowing and trilling to beat the band! 4. Cat growling is among the cat noises that give off a warning. Cats growl at one another to say, “Back off before I have to use my claws rather than my voice!” 5. If your cat sits in the window staring at squirrels outside, ears erect and eyes focused, but he can’t get outside to chase them, he may make a cat chattering or 6. Cat hissing is among the cat noises you may hear when your cat is angry or 7. Female 8. Cat beeping When my cat Thomas wants to get in my lap, he’ll often sit on the floor staring up at me and make a quick “bip” or “eck” sound. I interpret this as “Ahem — excuse me.” 9. Cat burbling These cat noises are hybrids between ...