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This is really interesting! I've actually said the same thing to my partner. During one of our phases of trying to curb her nighttime crying i would call out to her and she would do the same - come cuddle and fall asleep. It's almost like i have to invite her to bed. I don't remember exactly why...

thank you, we do feed them after nighttime play! We feed them right before we get ready for bed.

We do this already, they have three meals, breakfast, lunch, and dinner with dinner having the largest portion. We play with her every evening before food and bedtime.

Amazing!! That sounds just like Monster - so melodramatic. On one hand it makes her an amazing lovable friend because she loves being near us, playing, being held, etc. But on the other hand... the nighttime issues are a bit much. That's a great idea about leaving a litterbox/food in our room...

Thank you! She's not affected by catnip, I wish she was! We do give them their biggest meal before bed so they always have food throughout the night. I like the idea of keeping her awake during the day. I'm thinking about investing in some more automatic/remote toys. Of the ones we have, she's...

Thank you! We're about a week in to shutting the cats out of the bedroom at night. So far they cried for about 3 days, were silent for 4 days, and then just last night Monster was the loudest she's ever been - yowling/crying/scratching at the door/scratching at the floor/throwing herself against...

Unfortunately she hasn't had much success being on a leash outside. We live in a city so I think there are always too many cars nearby that scare her. We've tried taking her to isolated parks as well but can't guarantee that dogs or kids or whatever will come by and scare her. Every now and then...

Thank you!! Some really great tips in there

Hi y'all! First post here, unsure where else to get help with this. I have two indoor cats (sisters) - Monster and Midna. They're both 2 1/2 years old. About a year (or more?) ago Monster started this routine of crying every night when we go to bed. For anywhere from 15min to an hour (sometimes...