Title: Is Your Cat Meowing at Night? Reasons Why and What to Do - Catster
Headings: Is Your Cat Meowing at Night? Reasons Why and What to Do
Is Your Cat Meowing at Night? Reasons Why and What to Do
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Why is your cat meowing at night?
How to stop cat meowing at night
The bottom line on what to do about a cat meowing at night
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Content: A cat who feels safe and secure is less likely to anxiously meow at night. If cats aren’t active during the day, they might want to burn off that energy at night. One way to help the burn — and your likelihood of a good night’s sleep — is to give kitty a good workout before bed. Using wand toys that make her jump or playing chase with a ball are excellent ways to release some of the cat zoomies that are keeping you awake. It’s also a good idea to feed your cat and provide fresh water right before you go to bed. Even humans sleep well with a full belly! Cats who suffer from anxiety may need extra assurance and attention from you, especially at bedtime. Bring your cat into the bedroom with you, and even move her bed near yours. Some cats like having a blanket or towel on their human’s bed — oftentimes they like to sleep right next to their person. Showing extra comfort and security can help an anxious or confused cat feel more relaxed and less likely to meow.