I just couldn't find the word for it but you described it perfectly. 😂

Yeah! It's like he's saying the actual word "meow" rather than meowing.

RIGHT?!? I was thinking that same!!

!!!! He sounds just like one of my cats

😂

😂 I agree with this. But it’s also so funny when I say this to the vet when I take my cat and they’re shocked I was being honest jajaja As in, “I’ve never seen a cat purr while taking their shots” nice lol

"He loves the groomers, with ketchup and hot sauce"

“Does your cat bite?” “No “ *chomp* “You said your cat didn’t bite!” “That’s not my cat.”

Or maybe he loves everyone but her🙃

„He just wants to play“

Yes, He’s a letter to the editor of The Times sort 😂

That’s a Maine coon for you.

Considering his authority, his complaints are a blessing

Haha

He was talking back to the other groomers that's why

Ow. I'm so sorry for your loss. But energy can't be destroyed, so I'm sure he's okay and watching over all of you. Wishing the best to your family (:

im so sorry. my cat passed a week or two ago and this video actually reminded me of him a lot. Same sort of complaining meows but not much effort to actually try and stop what was happening. I miss him so much.

What happened to him? :(

😢

@@4ff3 I would suspect obesity related issues if this is true?

Mine is super vocal as well. And I can always see the Vet techs steel themselves for combat when they take her to get a blood draw. But for some reason they always come back saying she was an angel

Mine will come up to me and carry on an entire conversation with me as if I can understand her. Chirps, trills and meows. I'm sure she is a fascinating conversationalist but I suspect she is usually complaining about the continuing presence of the dog and her imminent demise from starvation having not eaten anything in the last several minutes.

Oh yeah. With mine If he wants something he can’t have, you won’t hear the end of it. Like the huskies of the cat world.

i dont think its distress either i would say just casual complaints

They really all are. If you have a small group, it's all day every day. Good thing is that they somewhat like water and have no big issues with getting wet. Other breeds will want to murder you a lot faster than these guys.

And his butt didn't fit. Had to have the tail packed in after him.

😂😂

@@JOHN----DOE It really is too small for him. They need a dog carrier.

@@AlbertaGeek Yeah. My cat has a dog carrier, dog bed and dog harness because he does not fit in anything 'cat sized'

@@shammydammy2610 Maine Coon or just unusually large?

I do too I've always loved Maine Coons for the last 16 years From the time that I got him when he was just a little kitten Is to the time when he became a "zombie" and passed away in 2021

@@djmars1983 So sorry for your loss. I bet he was a very loved and lucky cat. I have a cat too, not Maine Coon, and I know I'll forever love him to the moon and back until the day he goes away.

Soo true, i have a Maine Coon and she is a big baby. I can leave my front door open and maybe after 30min she will sit like 2m inside and watch outside, she is very shy to

@@djmars1983 Lost my Bengal boy Charlie (only 4) a while ago, broke my heart. Still haven't been able to get another cat. Maybe one day.

he keep saying no!

I have one, you can learn what they want/how they feel by pitch. Izzy very much sounded like this the one time I got him shaved, couldn't even attempt a bath.

You know you’re in trouble when the meow goes bassy.

My girl cuddles up at nite for rubs. and again in the morn when the alarm goes off at my chest for rubs and love. prefers outside when I am in the area. MY FREIND

lower pitch means more agitation/anger. the lowest cat noises tend to be made when cats fight with one another.

He sounds like my old cat!

And gave lots of loving swats as a way of thanks. 😂

My cat was not eager to come out of his carrier at the vet, but super eager to get back in it afterwards.

@@Nasauniverse001 My cat had a love-hate relationship with the vet. He hated going and protested at the top of his lungs, but once he was out of his carrier all of the techs had to get their hands on him (they couldn't get enough of his "giant head," lol; Onyx's noggin was the size of a grapefruit) and he loved all the attention, so he'd calm down until he saw a thermometer or a needle.

One of my favorite pictures of one of my cats is him in his carrier, top door and front door open, and him literally GLARING into space, like he was trying to burn a hole in the wall. I took him to the urgent vet because he had been regularly vomiting (and wanted to make sure it wasn’t something more serious…it wasn’t, I paid 400 bucks for them to tell me he was constipated and needed a laxative). But oh he was BIG MAD being there.

That was a hilarious end :) Newton telling everyone 'I am OUT of here!"

Yup. His kitty timer ran out 😂

My cat does the same at the vet, so much so we have to hide the carrier after the vet takes him out of it 😂

"I'm outta here"

That was cute!

@@theghostinme3877 Well of course, he knows that it's a device for getting home. Maybe getting into it early will bring him home? Can't hurt to try

Don't forget FLUFFY!

RIP to my Nelson ❤️ 22.5 lbs of love.

Miss you big man, gone but not forgotten...

had a maine coon myself, miss him every day. hes only been gone about 5 years but man it feels like an eternity.

Oh... My "Bear" whose real name was Wally for his giant exposed "walrus fangs," was given to him by my late father (Who died 6 years before Bear!), "I am the Walrus! Goo goo g'joob!" *Bear was born when I was 15 years old and passed away when I was 31 years old.* He was with me through everything. Rejected by his mom, I kept him in a sling on my body and nursed him with a bottle. When I was 20 and he and I were on a daily walk (yes, leash trained) my _GARGANTUAN FULL-BLOODED 25-POUND blood orange eyed MAINE COON PROTECTED ME from a dog!!_ *And that is how he got the name BEAR.* He stood up on his hind legs, front paws outstretched like arms and growled like a bear. That shepherd ran. It's been nearly 20 years since he passed and I miss him every day. And my Father who passed away at 52 years of age. Edit: As the *only child and daughter of a single Father,* I was essentially orphaned when he passed. I left our house after Bear died and moved North to "get to know" my mother. It has been an arduous task, to say the least, as I am, "Exactly like your Father. *You look exactly like your Father.* You even sound like him." _A man she had not spoken to since the disgusting divorce in which at 6 years old and again at 8 years old (and at that time, 32 years old meeting her) I had to testify against her, the man I caught her cheating with when I was almost 4 years old, and my older ½ sister (mom's kid). She lost all custody as it was her second and third attempt._

Yeah, and when the meow becomes its own police siren, it's time to back off.

This is true but I have a girl who has "fish time" where she carries her favorite toy fish around and absolutely HOWLS at a low pitch. She won't do it if she thinks anyone is watching, its a very private activity lol

@RoseMarmalade That is absolutely adorable and it made my day!

Biggest Murder Mittens ever !

My cat makes noise like that when she's carting around her toy mouse, telling everyone it's time to come get dinner.

Same haha

Oh my dog Oh Long John Oh Long Johnson Oh Don Piano Why I eyes ya All the live long day

​@@psyme-Thank you for your poem

@@Cindy99765 It wasn't mine. I heard it from a cat.

My mom is from Oklahoma and loves the cowboy culture, she calls her fluffy cat's pantaloons "chaps". 😊 I never thought to call them pantaloons, but I like it! 💜

I've always called them "Genie Pants", lol

I also love how he went right to the carrier. He was definitely ready to go home lol

@@lizzieandmocha1131 you're right they are genie pants!

Dont you dare mention his pantaloons xD

The Maine Coon chirp.

He sounds like SpongeBob‘s pet snail when he ran out of snail bite treats.

what is not cute is his owner over feeding this kitty. pretty disgusting.

​@@Hannah_The_Heretic main coons are the biggest breed of cats and they are thick in fur. It's not overweight, dumbbutt. Think before you speak.

the fluffiest cats have the cutest meows

I recently bathed my cat for the first time and she was fairly well-behaved, but attempted to escape mutiple times so I had some trouble when it came to rinsing the shampoo off... I had to hold the shower nozzle with one hand and hold the cat in place with another hand, and then hope the stream of water was strong enough to rinse all the shampoo off😅 I really wished I had another set of hands to help! It always amazes me that Vanessa can properly bathe escapee cats on her own.

Under cars?? Full of oil??? Holy...hope your cat is a Smart cat....'bout the worse place for any type of cat....end up being a Sailcat....😢

Please try to convince your bf to have his cat be an inside cat.

I've had to wash car oil off my kitty. Alone. You work fast!

i bet itll be super really funny when the cat ingests the oil, i hope ur boyfriend reconsiders where the cat is going

That isn't true at all! (It is true, I'm just being paid by my cat to type this.)

my thoughts exactly

How many Units on a Loaf? -I'm metric... :D

the body is certainly round

​@@graydanerasmussen4071 😂😂

@@yaritzamiranda921 😂 I love that video!

he probably meant he loved LEAVING the groomers not going too lol

Had ours for 9. The most silent cat i heve ever met. And when she meows, she can't do it properly. Her meows sound weak and hoarse.

The cat I've got reserves her meows for anger or demands of food. Otherwise, she just chirps.

When the cat was in the bath meowing, the captions said _"no no no no oh"_ and I'm like yup, that sounds about right🤣

Wow, you are one of the most articulate 4-year-olds I've encountered in these comment sections, seriously though... yeah cats communicate better than most people encounter, they don't need words to say what they are thinking, they make it crystal clear.

My cats give big smiles when I pet their ears :)

I'm 99% sure he's obese sadly. But he's definitely a fluffbutt, Maine coons tend to be fluffy

@@perytonpred2356 main coons are HUGE, one of the largest cat breeds. They’re supposed to be 15+ pounds. Probably not obese at all! Maybe a tad overweight, but they’re also notoriously lazy.

@@BunnyQueen97 oh yeah I know! They're massive cats, absolute units! I'm just concerned because people tend to like- romanticize overweight cats and this guy looks rotund to say the least. But I'm also not super familiar with Maine coons or their usual build, and it's hard with all that fluff

Omg when he wants to get away from the dryer he just fucking waddles his ass

@@BunnyQueen97 I think its cause they learn young "moving = heat" mine played a lot as a kitten, tried as her coat fluffed out (would lay on the kitchen tile panting then try to play some more) now, she only runs when she plays in the winter when its 60F in the house, otherwise, its walk to the thing, swat while laying if the thing comes close enough

My past Cerbee would never respond aggressively to me intentionally. One time when I went to lightly pet him, waking up he groggily swatted at me likely believing I was his annoying sister. The look of shock and slight fear on his face at hitting me was something to see on a cat.

@@patrickmccurry1563 instant regret, sweet cat !

@@patrickmccurry1563 It was at this moment that he knew that he f**ked up!!

Training training training. Oh, and harness training. Like get a dog style harness (not a vest style) and have them get used to that. The strappy dog style harness gives you a much better handle for controlling unhelpful cats, and is a better fit for large cats. My mom's half Maine Coon boys got their first ones at 8-10 weeks (the person we got them from lied to us and sold them at 5 weeks) , and it doesn't stress them out in the slightest to wear it, but gives SO much more control over them. I'll be harness training every cat I get from this point on, given that it's proven so helpful.

YO ADRIAN I DID IT

That´s because the cat is terrified. So you love animals getting terrified?

​@@Christopher_Giustolisi Obviously not 🙄

@@Christopher_Giustolisi refusing to keep your cat clean and healthy would be animal abuse. Do you think that’s good? 😧😧😧😧

@@bubbybubbybubbyy Cats clean themselves and don´t have to be bathed to be healthy. They hate getting wet. You would´ve know these things if you ever had a cat

Also got the attention of an 11lb, 5kg, orange tabby moggie here. (different amount of cat but similar amount of hair!) Grumman got up and come over to this laptop.

My two criminals feigned indifference yet licked their paws in depraved glee.

Right? His meows are so funny and pleasantly distinctive. He was pretty well-behaved even though he wasn't exactly fond of his situation. 😂

Love the name

That is a fantastic description, lolol.

Kaiju is the perfect name for a big Maine Coon boy. 😹

Agreed with the others. Kaiju is the perfect name for a city-destroying, humanity-ending ball of destructive fluff.

OMG HIS NAME IS KAIJU

Stressed cats will often run into the carrier at the first opportunity.

@@juliac3933 that body language didn’t really advertise stress. Was likely just tired and/or wanted to go home.

some cats are just really vocal also

@@Silentguy_ Very much wanted to go home :) That cat knows exactly what it means to go into that carrier. He goes in, he comes out into the world and when he goes back inside he comes back home.

As a Main Coon owner, I can tell you that mine also is a huge fluffy baby. who will protest but always gently/non-violently and forgives very quickly. MC's have such beautiful dispositions.

Ew

Better have the A/C on though. 🥵🥵

@@KindCountsDeb3773 haha true!

That's not fat; that's ALL fur.

@@catwhispurrer137 you can tell he is hefty when she is bathing him and drying him. Healthy cat, fur sure 😉

but a fluffy hippo😭😭😭😭😭

That face is so friendly looking 😊

That´s how a cat in distress sounds like. Imagine yourself calling for help because you´re in distress and someone wo doesn´t know your language calls that chatty.

@@Christopher_Giustolisi well cats dont understand the complexities of human language so she might be ok

Actually maine coons are known to be quite vocal and chatty even when not unhappy.

@@itsmxtwist I know. I had one but she only sounded like this when she was in distress.

@@Christopher_Giustolisi yeah this guy is kinda grumpy, but that’s just a he’s getting a bath. It’s kinda funny at the end how he walks into the carrier and meows for it to be closed

He's not fat. He's made different life choices.

I have a maine coon that Newton is fat

Need help to groom your pets better. Like this comment.

Dunno about all that, I thought it was gonna go for her at one point!

That’s not a Maine coon 😂😂😂 just a domestic long hair.

Me too, my old girl (dog) actually will somewhat behave herself with them, lol! Normally she spazzes tf out around cats, making it quite frightening for them to be around her. But with a maine coon she knows she can get a whoopin so she's behaved.

He’s well tempered though. Just protesting with his meows lol.

​@@rachelm9886The title says mainecoon, so the owners probably know the kind of cat it is and told the groomer so.

You have no idea. And they can be real snuggle-bugs. But, man, do they get hot when they sleep on your neck, head, or chest.

They are vocal and emotional like Huskies and sweet as Saint Bernards . I have two and a third rescue cat who clearly speaks another language

I had one for 15 years. Looks and sounds exactly like Newton. They are extremely smart and can be trained. Mine on her own decision she wanted to walk on the treadmill like we did. She would sit on I and stare at you until you turned it on. She would walk and then jump off when done with her workout. Miss her soooo bad even after 4 years. 💜💜