I love my Sugar to death, I really do, but heavily pregnant I cannot stand this new behaviour.
I am writing this at 2 AM, in tears because of how utterly exhausted I am.
About 10 months ago after settling in to our new place, my husband and I made the decision to stop letting Sugar sleep in our room due to her severe (at the time I thought THAT was severe psssssh) sleep disruption her night time shenanigans caused.
She's been fine until the last 3 months, nearly every single night, she's started meowing incessantly at my bedroom door, going so far, in fact, as to shove her snout as far into the space beneath the door as she can and meowing. ONLY at night. This always starts at 1:30 and doesn't stop .
This is not a behaviour that can be ignored, and not something a TV can drown out. I cannot have this happening with a newborn.
She isn't neglected at all attention wise, plenty of toys, has full food/water and clean litter every night before bed.
She cannot sleep in my room at night. She's too rowdy, falling off of dressers, knocking things down, destructive in here at night.
We have two other cats and I'm actually afraid that they'll pick up on this behavior.
I am at the point where I do not even care to know why, I'm too fed up and tired to care. I just really need to know how to correct this behaviour.
I am writing this at 2 AM, in tears because of how utterly exhausted I am.
About 10 months ago after settling in to our new place, my husband and I made the decision to stop letting Sugar sleep in our room due to her severe (at the time I thought THAT was severe psssssh) sleep disruption her night time shenanigans caused.
She's been fine until the last 3 months, nearly every single night, she's started meowing incessantly at my bedroom door, going so far, in fact, as to shove her snout as far into the space beneath the door as she can and meowing. ONLY at night. This always starts at 1:30 and doesn't stop .
This is not a behaviour that can be ignored, and not something a TV can drown out. I cannot have this happening with a newborn.
She isn't neglected at all attention wise, plenty of toys, has full food/water and clean litter every night before bed.
She cannot sleep in my room at night. She's too rowdy, falling off of dressers, knocking things down, destructive in here at night.
We have two other cats and I'm actually afraid that they'll pick up on this behavior.
I am at the point where I do not even care to know why, I'm too fed up and tired to care. I just really need to know how to correct this behaviour.