Most cats sleep most of the day and are active and playful at night. It becomes a concern when your otherwise peaceful and relaxing evening is disrupted, and you begin to lose sleep. Here are some tips so your cat (and you!) can have a good night’s rest.
· Don’t let your cat sleep in your bed.
Set up a separate sleeping space for your cat to minimize the chances of your cat disturbing you and robbing you of a good night’s sleep. Make sure she has access to water and a litter pan so you don’t need to get up in the middle of the night to check on her.
· Reinforce positive behavior.
Try not to respond to demands or do anything unless necessary. Getting up from bed to play, deliver food, or give in to whatever your cat wants just for her to stop pestering you will not be doing you good in the long run. It will give your cat the wrong signal that if she meows long enough, she gets what she wants eventually.
A sudden change in your pet’s behavior should warrant a call to your animal clinic Seminole, FL.
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