Susan Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Maybe she should try petting him
and comforting him, if this seems like a really distressed crying sort of
thing. Is there dry food and water down at night, so he knows he isn't going
to go hungry? A bedtime snack could help too -- canned food, a little shredded
chicken or canned tuna, some kind of treat to settle him for the night. Might
be worth wearing him out a little earlier in the evening -- one of those
trackball toys or a laser light, throw in some catnip.
He needs a little adjustment time, and some spoiling to welcome him to his
new home. Maybe a few days, with ear plugs for the adopter?
Kelley Saveika <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I adopted out a cat on Thursday night. The adopter called me today and said
he has been crying all night every night and she hasn't been able to sleep at
all. He is fine during the day, very affectionate, likes to give her kisses,
but he will not let her sleep. I need suggestions, or else this adopter will
return this cat. As he's a black cat, he is not going to have too many
options. She is not petting him when he is crying. He is eating and using the
litterbox. I don't know how to get this adopter past this. She's willing to
try things for a few more days, but I don't think much longer than that.
Kelley
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