Title: 7 tips for quieting night-time meowing. - Modkat
Headings: 7 tips for quieting night-time meowing.
7 tips for quieting night-time meowing.
Is your cat’s meowing keeping you up at night? You're not alone. Many cat lovers are dragging out of bed to quiet a feisty feline.
A cat’s night-time vocalizations are his way of signaling a need such as hunger, thirst, or loneliness. Once you figure out why your cat fusses at night, you'll find it easier to calm him.
Before trying any of our 7 tips, be sure to take your cat to the vet. Like the rest of us, cats can cry because of illness or pain. If you've ruled out health issues, though, consider some of these tactics to stop your cat from meowing all night:
1. Reset your cat’s body clock.
2. Provide essentials like food and water.
3. Scoop the litter box before bed.
4. Give your kitty plenty of playtime and affection before bed.
5. Use nightlights around your home to help senior cats with dementia or vision issues.
6. Refrain from responding to your cat’s night-time meowing.
7. Check for lights or sounds that could disturb your pet.
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Content: A cat’s night-time vocalizations are his way of signaling a need such as hunger, thirst, or loneliness. Once you figure out why your cat fusses at night, you'll find it easier to calm him. Before trying any of our 7 tips, be sure to take your cat to the vet. Like the rest of us, cats can cry because of illness or pain. If you've ruled out health issues, though, consider some of these tactics to stop your cat from meowing all night: 1. Reset your cat’s body clock. Cats are crepuscular (active at dawn and dusk) and nocturnal (active at night). Even though cats are wired for activity at the same time you're snoozing in bed, you can reset your cat’s body clock with a little patience and diligence
Jackson Galaxy from the TV show My Cat From Hell recommends providing toys throughout the day while you’re away. Active play can between naps can help your cat stay alert during the day.