Senile UK Bob
One 15 year old dog, used to be a pain in the ' derriere ' when younger as he used to jump on the bed, which meant I shot up right, masked pulled on the tube, so that was another night's sleep gone by the board.
As he is now a lazy older dog, I decided to get a cat. Stupidly hot a kitten instead of a cat. To be polite, mayhem. Oh for the time she settles down and I can/may have a decent night's sleep. Would not change her for the world, BUT, oh for 1 night's full sleep !
4 months old now and JUST learning to realise that my CPAP tube and or mask are not play things. ( I hope ). At 76 years old you would have thought I had more sense, but, no. Light at the end of the tunnel I hope.
Enjoy life.
Thank you both. She has just been spayed and already calmed down more to the extent that she sleep with my dog at night now. Peaceful.
Hi Bob! I have a cat at home, too. She is 5 years old (estimated) and still has a lot of energy ... but thankfully she has never messed with my husband's CPAP or my couches. Have you had her spayed yet? I believe 5 or 6 months is when they are old enough -- you might find that she calms down after the procedure. I hope you can get some good rest soon, with not too many "zoomies!" -Melissa, team member
Hi
. Kittens can be a handful, for sure! I hope she calms down soon. My daughter had a super wild (and very funny!) kitten who finally calmed down after a year. May your kitten not take so long! Best wishes. - Lori (Team Member)
