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Hi all,
So this is the second time in a year we have had to move house with our 6 cats (mamma and 5 'babies'). The first time went very smoothly, no problems at all. This times 5 cats are fine, 1 is not. During the day she is ok, her usual skittish, shy self. She loves her mamma (biological that is) and plays with her siblings. They are all spayed and neutered and healthy. She is not and never has been a fan of people. She will take a treat from our hands but most of the time will swat it out of hands rather than eat from our hands. She hates to be handled. I have tried playing with her, giving her catnip toys, spraying cat behave spray in the areas she yowls the most, spraying calming home spray (valerian) around the house, telling her to stop, ignorning her, clicking my fingers at her, closing curtains, blocking off drafts from under doors, staying up, leaving tv on, leaving a light on, turning everything off, all sorts. But every night, she yowls. She paces around the house intermittently and yowls. We now have upstairs neighbours, I'm afraid we will get complaints. We live in Riyadh, saudi arabia. Please if anyone knows how to stop this, let me know. Its been 4 nights in a row now. Thanks. Oh and if it helps, she is 19months old.
So this is the second time in a year we have had to move house with our 6 cats (mamma and 5 'babies'). The first time went very smoothly, no problems at all. This times 5 cats are fine, 1 is not. During the day she is ok, her usual skittish, shy self. She loves her mamma (biological that is) and plays with her siblings. They are all spayed and neutered and healthy. She is not and never has been a fan of people. She will take a treat from our hands but most of the time will swat it out of hands rather than eat from our hands. She hates to be handled. I have tried playing with her, giving her catnip toys, spraying cat behave spray in the areas she yowls the most, spraying calming home spray (valerian) around the house, telling her to stop, ignorning her, clicking my fingers at her, closing curtains, blocking off drafts from under doors, staying up, leaving tv on, leaving a light on, turning everything off, all sorts. But every night, she yowls. She paces around the house intermittently and yowls. We now have upstairs neighbours, I'm afraid we will get complaints. We live in Riyadh, saudi arabia. Please if anyone knows how to stop this, let me know. Its been 4 nights in a row now. Thanks. Oh and if it helps, she is 19months old.