While cats don’t usually communicate vocally with each other the drawn-out cry also known as yowling, they produce it to get the attention of other cats and to let them know they’re in heat.
Stressful situations can be caused by hundreds of factors. Most of these factors could be connected to some change in your cat’s routine or environment, even one that we would consider minor.
Cats can be very mischievous as they run around the house, climbing on top of places we’ve no idea they could reach. If you hear a loud yowling at any time of the day you might find your cat stuck.
Cats in heat can cry in a room with a balcony or a window to attract another cat. Sometimes they may simply cry when they see a passing stray cat, whether they’re neutered or not.
Your cat’s yowling could be caused by a condition called, cognitive dysfunction. Your cat might be meowing in another room because they’re disoriented or because they need constant contact.
The fact that your kitty is chatty could have something to do with their breed. For example, Siamese cats are considered to have a range of different sounds they produce.