For the first observation of a neonate (prior to any intervention for pain or sedation), the ICC estimates (95% confidence interval, CI) of the pain scale were 0.95 (0.90, 0.97) and 0.97 (0.95, 0.99) for a single rating and average of two independent ratings, respectively.
Well, cats make a lot of sounds. You will usually hear people saying that cats say meow, but they also hiss when they feel in a fighting mood, purr when content or calm, and gâ¦rowl when agitated. Cats might meow if they are hungry, want attention, or surprised. They also yowl.
One of my cats meows when I sneeze. He meows in the same way that he does when he hears he curse. I think it freaks them out/scares them to hear a sudden, strong and unsual sound out of a human. Also, a sneeze might sound like a bark to a dog.lternately, tell your dog to get a life. I have gotten looks of interest from our dogs when I sneeze (or emit other bodily sounds) but none act like it's a threat. The weirdest reaction came from our cocker spaniel, who absolutely hated it when I would stalk and swat a fly in the room.