I think Maggie is onto you Stevestevene9 said:
Now howling at 4 am to be fed...that's a whole nother non-kindle post.
Aaaah. She's a terrier. Explains everything. Have you ever noticed how close terrier is to terror? Same root word.stevene9 said:
Is there something with cats that their stomach clock goes off at 4 am? The cat we adopted in January loves to wake us up every morning, letting us know that if we don't feed her instantly she will starve to death. STARVE do you hear me, STARVE!CoolMom1960 said:Steve -
I think you may have to call the Dog Whisperer.
For all the other cat owners. We've trained them to scratch in appropriate places so our furniture and rugs are safe. We don't have curtains just blinds so no climbing going on there. Never found them chewing a cord to anything. But then again these two are so intelligence impaired that they don't realize they can jump over the fence.
Sounds like me!Leslie said:IThe cat we adopted in January loves to wake us up every morning, letting us know that if we don't feed her instantly she will starve to death. STARVE do you hear me, STARVE!
We had it pretty easy with our cat when she was a kitten...each Christmas she'd be in the tree and she loved chewing on DH's antenna wire on his clock radio until it was finally gone...weird how she never chewed the wire on mineCoolMom1960 said:Steve -
I think you may have to call the Dog Whisperer.
For all the other cat owners. We've trained them to scratch in appropriate places so our furniture and rugs are safe. We don't have curtains just blinds so no climbing going on there. Never found them chewing a cord to anything. But then again these two are so intelligence impaired that they don't realize they can jump over the fence.
Let me guess - Siamese?MaineWriter said:Is there something with cats that their stomach clock goes off at 4 am? The cat we adopted in January loves to wake us up every morning, letting us know that if we don't feed her instantly she will starve to death. STARVE do you hear me, STARVE!
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With cats, it's something about 4am in general. When cars go past my house a little sliver of light from their headlights sneaks between the blinds and hits the wall. So starting around 4am, the cat is bouncing off the walls trying to catch that little sliver of light. Yes, literally bouncing! I'll hear a thud and look over and watch my cat do body slams against the wall.MaineWriter said:Is there something with cats that their stomach clock goes off at 4 am? The cat we adopted in January loves to wake us up every morning, letting us know that if we don't feed her instantly she will starve to death. STARVE do you hear me, STARVE!
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