At night the cat may be hungry or want to play, this time the owner should give the cat enough food and water. It may also be that the cat is in heat, so it howls all night long, and the owner can promptly send the cat to the vet for de-sexing. Because when it comes to estrus, cats in heat are more energetic and will purr at night to attract the opposite sex. If there is no mating need, the cat can be de-sexed by staggering the estrus period.
