Cats mostly communicate with humans using meows. When interacting with other cats, they rely more on body language, scent, postures, and other vocalizations like hisses, growls, chirps, or purrs rather than frequent meowing. Meowing between cats is uncommon and tends to occur in specific situations such as mating signals, greeting unfamiliar cats, or during temperature-related behaviors, but it is not the primary mode of feline inter- cat communication. In short: cats do not typically meow at other cats; meowing is primarily a way to communicate with people.