White Deaf Cats Meow
While Im at home she rarely meows and when she does its early in the morning not at night.
White deaf cats meow. It can occur in white cats with green yellow or blue eyes but seems to occur more frequently with blue eyed ones and in cats with odd eyes or one yellow and one blue the deafness is only on the side with the blue eye. Some deaf cats are very vocal and very loud at that. Deaf cats may purr and meow louder and they may also enjoy visiting an area with a lot of echo such as a shower room and shriek as they will enjoy feeling the reverberations of their own voice echoing back at them.
This is exhibited mostly. Discharge from the ear that may contain pus. Probably deaf cats meow because the sound vibrate in the whole body so they notice that doing that has an effect and probably the effect is pleasant.
This occurs when there is fluid leakage from the inner ear caused by an accident or trauma. Like Love Meow on Facebook. Though not all odd-eyed white cats are deaf White is one of them.
This might be really obvious when your deaf cat cant see you and is trying to find you. Some deaf cats can be overly noisy with many crying out in the night when everyone is asleep. Some deaf cats meow more often and more loudly because they cannot regulate their volume while others become mute.
In most cases of congenital deafness the deafness is pigment related and most of these cats have an all-white or mostly white haircoat. How frequently a deaf cat meows depends on the personality of the cat or its breed. When white cats were studied without taking into account the eye color researchers found that between 20 to 50 of the white cats had hearing impairment deaf or partially deaf.
Totally or partially white cats due to the S gene All white cats due to the dominant W gene We find in the last group those that are white due to the dominant gene W. It is this W gene which is the most prone to causing deafness in white cats. White was adopted by Lu who uses her hands as the prime means of communication.