Why is my kitten making noises and rolling on the floor during play?

If she seems in distress while doing this, is unable to move or coordinate her limps properly, or appears to be having a seizure, it is best to seek veterinary care immediately. Illness, injury, neurologic or muscular issues, etc can all cause this to happen and should be treated by a vet immediately. If she is just rolling around, chirping, seems interested in the environment around her, and seems to be enjoying herself, this is a normal behavior of cats and just means she's feeling comfortable.

Hello. This is common behavior for a female cat that is in heat. Although 5-6 months is young, she is old enough to be starting her first heat cycle. You can have your veterinarian examine her to make sure and discuss spaying her if that is your wish.

This behavior sounds like a female cat in heat. If you would like to post some photos of the genital area we can help you determine the sex of the kitten appropriately. If is best to have her spayed as soon as possible if she is a female. https://www.petcoach.co/article/spaying-ovariohysterectomy-the-benefits-in-cats/ http://www.humanesocietymiami.org/low-cost-spay-and-neuter/ http://thecatnetwork.org/help-a-cat/spayneuter/meow-mobile/

Cats will often roll onto their backs or sides and kick either in defense, or when playing with/attacking something. If he's grabbing onto something such as a toy or blanket while he does this, it could be what he is doing. If he is otherwise healthy and active, I wouldn't be too concerned by this behavior. However, if you see any signs of illness such as confusion, loss of balance, etc, in addition to it, it is always best to schedule a vet visit to rule out any health issues.

It is quite likely she is in heat, especially if she is also calling or shouting loudly. If you do not want kittens, be sure to keep her indoors and isolated from any unneutered male cats until you can have her spayed

That is very cute! Some cats like the sound of their own voice, or she may be making the noise to get your attention to you to play with her and her favorite toy. As long as she is eating and drinking normally, using the litter box normally, and behaving normally, I would view this as a cute little quirk of hers and I would not worry about it :-)

Every cat has their own personality, similar to every human is an individual. Some have higher energy than others. There are many cats that don't like to be petted at all! Those people with the sleepy, purring kittens may wish they could play with their kitten. Halley seems to have a rambunctious spirit, which may not last through adulthood. Take advantage of her spirit right now!