Hello, I have a 2 month old kitten and he sleeps with me. The problem is that in the evening he doesn't want to sleep but starts playing, meowing and that's all night. I want to ask you if this is normal and will it go away over time?
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It is an animal, it is normal to make sounds. It is like a child can be hungry or cold.
This is normal, and I had things like that with my cat, then she got used to sleeping with me because no one wants to leave her alone, meowing to feed her and then if she doesn't let you sleep, hug her to see how she will calm down With a hug things will be fine my kitten so used
When my wife's kitten doesn't let me sleep, I take immediate action. (͜ʖ ͡)
My kitten also often plays in the evening. There has been no change in the year he has been home. But I lock him in the living room and so he calms down and falls asleep there.
Yes, it is normal, and when you were two months old, you did not let your parents sleep
Cats are active at night and sleep during the day. For the same reason, our cat (who is 9 months old) has been sleeping in the hallway in her special bed since she was a child. And we tried to sleep with us for a week or two, but she wants to play. It is better to teach the kitten to sleep separately, but be patient - at the beginning he will meow and resent.
She is now a baby and it is normal for her to meow. In time it will stop, but it will continue to wake up most of the time. Cats are nocturnal animals, sleeping during the day and raging in the evening. Try to play as much as possible before going to bed to get tired and soy more. Advice from me, mandatory castration over time, because you will have a lot of anger. Both males and females meow a lot and become restless. The males start peeing everywhere and there is no smell.
God, we hope the kitten is fed and warm in the middle of summer .. :)) Well, author, she is still a baby, just separated from her mother and siblings. How will he feel ... he is not used to it, he is adapting to the new place. My cat is 4 years old, neutered, sleeps with me, but at 5-6 in the morning I don't know what's happening to her, but she lies on my chest and starts licking my cheeks and where she finds a bare place :) And of course she wakes me up. Animals need closeness, love and care, plus food and water, of course.
Next time, put a lead soldier in your anus and come and let us know that he is biting and stabbing you. I have no idea where such idiots came from ... Did anyone tell you that a cat is an animal and does whatever it wants? If you want to sleep with a cat in bed, you will tolerate her cat habits, if you want to put a lead soldier, she will beat you and stab you. That's life.
In general, cats are nocturnal animals, it is normal for them to sleep all day and to be more active at night. So just teach your kitten to sleep somewhere else, because otherwise I will never let you sleep. My grandmother has a 9-year-old cat, she is already old, but if she thinks of something in 3-4 hours, she can drive you crazy. Meow, meow, meow ...
Of course, it's normal ... Having a kitten is wonderful, but you'll have to put up with it. I'm surprised you didn't know, but it doesn't matter ... I don't have a cat ... Good luck and have fun with the animal! One girl
Honestly, when I read the title of the topic and the first thing that came to mind was: This chick is obviously itching her kitten at night and looking for someone to fix it. Tell me, am I too perverted?
Someone wants advice, and you pretend to be original. Number 9 you could keep the simplicity to yourself! Most baby kittens are like that. He feels alone without his mother and others like him. Take care of him during the day so that he is tired at night and when he meows a lot, hug him :) When he grows up he will calm down.
Number 9 straight Obiva with his comment, hahaha!
Hi, I deal with cats and I can tell you they are intelligent animals. If you want to sleep, wake up lightly and go to bed, if it continues, do it several more times, and if it continues, take it and take it out of the room. Next time it won't bother you. You have to teach her to conform to you and not you to her.
On the topic: make him a kitten bed. A pillow, a blanket, something soft. If he gets used to sleeping there, there is no movement. I had three cats, that's how I dealt with them. The other day I made the bed of another pet and the problems started: he obviously smells like washing powder and doesn't want to go to bed. As soon as the smell disappears, it will calm down there again. It has happened more than once.