There is something magical about giant cats who look like they belong in a snowy forest but sound like they were designed by a cartoon animator. Pablo, a huge Siberian Tabby with a thick coat and an even thicker presence, is gaining fans because his meow is the exact opposite of what you would expect. Instead of a deep roar or a regal meow, Pablo opens his mouth and releases the tiniest chirping sound you have ever heard. It is soft. It is squeaky. It is pure baby bird energy.
Just listen to this silly, floofy baby. You’ll want to turn up your volume for this one.
One person commented, “Look at that GLORIOUS tail! What a wonderful fluff!” in the video shared on the TikTok account @pabloandpenelope. Another person said, “Oh my gosh, I need one of these chirping cats.” Another comment read, “What an incredible, majestic beauty with such a tiny little bird meow!”
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Another hilarious comment read, “Look at that beautiful duster!” You could really dust some furniture with that tail!
People cannot believe the voice coming out of a cat this size. Pablo looks like he could pull a sled or guard a mountain, but the moment he speaks, he sounds like a hatchling asking for snacks. His little chirp is so gentle, it almost doesn’t match his face, which only makes it funnier.
Siberian cats are so gorgeous. They usually grow to weigh between 12 and 15 pounds, so they aren’t quite as giant as Maine Coon cats, but still pretty big! If you are considering adding one of these stunning chirping babies to your home, keep reading.
Do Siberian Cats Make Good Pets?
Siberian cats are known for being friendly, affectionate, and deeply bonded to their people. They are social kitties who enjoy being near their families and often follow their humans from room to room like fluffy little shadows. Their thick triple coat makes them ideally suited for colder climates, and they tend to be playful, confident, and easygoing. Many Siberians are also chatty, using chirps, trills, and soft meows to communicate. They do benefit from regular grooming because of their dense fur, but their personalities are warm, gentle, and incredibly loyal. For anyone wanting a big, loving companion with a surprising vocal range, a Siberian can be a perfect fit.
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This story was originally reported by Parade Pets on Nov 21, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.