Anonymous wrote:Our cats had the run of the house all day but at night they were restricted to the finished daylight basement. Their food bowls, water bowls, and cat beds were there since they became young adult cats. It was a huge space.
Not sure why OP's cat is crying. Are there mice in the walls? Another cat dropping by the windows? The cat wants to get in or out of OP's room?
Our cats weren't talkers. If they were making sounds, the reason was pretty intuitive.
Anonymous wrote:Our cats had the run of the house all day but at night they were restricted to the finished daylight basement. Their food bowls, water bowls, and cat beds were there since they became young adult cats. It was a huge space.
Not sure why OP's cat is crying. Are there mice in the walls? Another cat dropping by the windows? The cat wants to get in or out of OP's room?
Our cats weren't talkers. If they were making sounds, the reason was pretty intuitive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Play with her twice a day. If she’s a young cat, you have to get their energy out.
Give her kibble in one of those cat food ball toys. That will help her stay busy too.
Give an extra one over night in case she is hungry
Best advice. Most important PLAY with her in the evening. Like a laser pen session where she’s running all over the place. And lap time too. Then she’s getting her needs met.
Anonymous wrote:Play with her twice a day. If she’s a young cat, you have to get their energy out.
Give her kibble in one of those cat food ball toys. That will help her stay busy too.
Give an extra one over night in case she is hungry