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In this post, we’ll share seven common signs of a “lonely” cat and discuss what you can do to ease your cat’s loneliness. The following signs are associated with feline separation anxiety...

Because cats can so easily let us know how they are feeling, there are some warning signs that will allow you to spot if your cat is becoming bored and lonely. 1. Constant Meowing. Cats meow for a huge amount of reasons, but if they keep meowing and it sounds quite low pitched, it will almost sound like he or she is in pain.

Do cats get lonely? It's a common misconception that cats don't experience loneliness, but they do, especially when left alone for long periods of time. Learning how to tell if your cat is lonely puts you on the path to helping them feel more content while they're home alone.

Do cats get lonely? Cats may seem independent and enjoy spending time on their own, but they do get lonely when left on their own. Signs of loneliness to look for include: excessive vocalizations, grooming issues, aggression, litter box problems, lethargy, and eating irregularities.