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Old September 20th 03, 02:22 PM
Niels Peter
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db501 wrote:
How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
sometimes make when under stress.


I'm not sure which sound you 're thinking of, but many cats purr when
under stress. It seems that purring can be used by cats to sedate
themselves and even to kill pain.
Purring thus has a double function: it may either be used to express a
state of calm and well-being or produce such a state.

Niels Peter
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Old September 20th 03, 02:22 PM
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db501 wrote:
How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
sometimes make when under stress.


I'm not sure which sound you 're thinking of, but many cats purr when
under stress. It seems that purring can be used by cats to sedate
themselves and even to kill pain.
Purring thus has a double function: it may either be used to express a
state of calm and well-being or produce such a state.

Niels Peter
--
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

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Old September 20th 03, 02:22 PM
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db501 wrote:
How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
sometimes make when under stress.


I'm not sure which sound you 're thinking of, but many cats purr when
under stress. It seems that purring can be used by cats to sedate
themselves and even to kill pain.
Purring thus has a double function: it may either be used to express a
state of calm and well-being or produce such a state.

Niels Peter
--
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

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Old September 20th 03, 03:12 PM
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db501 wrote:

It is different from purring. It is not continuous. My cat would make
just two repetitions of this voice and stop, sort of like two cries.
It is quite loud. I would hear it if I was in another room.


I'm at a loss here. I haven't heard this sound myself, as far as I can
tell, in spite of many years with many cats.
Let's hope someone else has the answer ...

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Niels Peter
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

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Old September 20th 03, 03:12 PM
Niels Peter
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db501 wrote:

It is different from purring. It is not continuous. My cat would make
just two repetitions of this voice and stop, sort of like two cries.
It is quite loud. I would hear it if I was in another room.


I'm at a loss here. I haven't heard this sound myself, as far as I can
tell, in spite of many years with many cats.
Let's hope someone else has the answer ...

--
Niels Peter
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

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Old September 20th 03, 03:12 PM
Niels Peter
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db501 wrote:

It is different from purring. It is not continuous. My cat would make
just two repetitions of this voice and stop, sort of like two cries.
It is quite loud. I would hear it if I was in another room.


I'm at a loss here. I haven't heard this sound myself, as far as I can
tell, in spite of many years with many cats.
Let's hope someone else has the answer ...

--
Niels Peter
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!

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Old September 20th 03, 04:38 PM
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How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
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Old September 20th 03, 05:58 PM
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db501 wrote:
How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
sometimes make when under stress.


I'm not sure which sound you 're thinking of, but many cats purr when
under stress. It seems that purring can be used by cats to sedate
themselves and even to kill pain.
Purring thus has a double function: it may either be used to express a
state of calm and well-being or produce such a state.

Niels Peter
--
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!


It is different from purring. It is not continuous. My cat would make just
two repetitions of this voice and stop, sort of like two cries. It is quite
loud. I would hear it if I was in another room.


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Old September 20th 03, 05:58 PM
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"Niels Peter" wrote in message
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db501 wrote:
How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
sometimes make when under stress.


I'm not sure which sound you 're thinking of, but many cats purr when
under stress. It seems that purring can be used by cats to sedate
themselves and even to kill pain.
Purring thus has a double function: it may either be used to express a
state of calm and well-being or produce such a state.

Niels Peter
--
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!


It is different from purring. It is not continuous. My cat would make just
two repetitions of this voice and stop, sort of like two cries. It is quite
loud. I would hear it if I was in another room.


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Old September 20th 03, 05:58 PM
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"Niels Peter" wrote in message
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db501 wrote:
How do you call this low pitched sound, coming from deep inside, cats
sometimes make when under stress.


I'm not sure which sound you 're thinking of, but many cats purr when
under stress. It seems that purring can be used by cats to sedate
themselves and even to kill pain.
Purring thus has a double function: it may either be used to express a
state of calm and well-being or produce such a state.

Niels Peter
--
www.bluewhite.dk
Cats Are People, Too!


It is different from purring. It is not continuous. My cat would make just
two repetitions of this voice and stop, sort of like two cries. It is quite
loud. I would hear it if I was in another room.


 




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