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That way, I figure, that I broke them of the idea that us waking up = them getting fed.
Quote from: Galactica on July 19, 2013, 10:01:56 AMI don't agree that more food is a solution unless your cat is skinny. More food, even healthy food- will make your cat fat.My wife's cats have this problem. The only long term solution has been earplugs and a sound machine. When we moved to a bigger place, we gave them their own "pad" in the basement- and now they still sing for dinner, but are far far away and I can't hear them.My other cat (who fights with the other two so can't get stuck in the basement overnight) also is a complete pain in the neck in the morning- especially in the summer when she's feeling frisky. SHE is not food motivated though- she just wants me to get UP. The only thing that gets her to sleep to a sane hour is to completely wear her out the day before (she likes walks, car rides and her giant hamster wheel- so we just have to make sure she has had at least a busy evening) Giant hamster weel... 0.o that is one weird kitty you have there. Admittenly, mine's a kangaroo-wannabe (used to crawl up in the pouch of my hoodie, now it's the entire sweater that does the trick)
I don't agree that more food is a solution unless your cat is skinny. More food, even healthy food- will make your cat fat.My wife's cats have this problem. The only long term solution has been earplugs and a sound machine. When we moved to a bigger place, we gave them their own "pad" in the basement- and now they still sing for dinner, but are far far away and I can't hear them.My other cat (who fights with the other two so can't get stuck in the basement overnight) also is a complete pain in the neck in the morning- especially in the summer when she's feeling frisky. SHE is not food motivated though- she just wants me to get UP. The only thing that gets her to sleep to a sane hour is to completely wear her out the day before (she likes walks, car rides and her giant hamster wheel- so we just have to make sure she has had at least a busy evening)