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Previously on "Oh Dear: Trouble at Mill, problems at home"
My cat comes in through the cat flap in the early hours and then meows loudly in the hope that someone will come down and feed her. We just ignore her.
one of our cats wakes the wife up by nibbling her foot, one morning we chucked him out so we could go back to sleep, a minute later there was a scream - Miss Micro V had been woken by the cat.
We invested in a catflap for one of the glass panels of the winter garten
I think in English it's called a conservatory.
My cat comes in through the cat flap in the early hours and then meows loudly in the hope that someone will come down and feed her. We just ignore her.
I married a crazy cat lady, there is no solution, if you make every accommodation possible to the cat it will still find a way to piss you off.
Best result I found was to kick the wife at 3am, swear at her and tell her to sort out that f&*3king cat or I will give it a hessian sack bath, we came to a compromise and she got another kitten.
If you've had them neutered you could try getting it reversed. When they wake up at 4am with a morning glory they'll bugger off looking for a source of relief for a bit and come back and have a post nookie nap till midday.
Works a treat I can tell you.
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