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"Dear Planet please make my cat STFU"
 
   I'm a cat person, I've had cats all my life but this is a new one for me. When my old cat died in February, we went to the shelter, where my husband picked out the biggest, orangest, male cat he could find. I mention the orange, because I've never had an orange cat before so I'm not sure if this issue is part of his personality or unique to that breed or whatever. The problem is that he meows constantly. I don't mean he "talks" or whatever cute way you want to put it. I mean he meows his freaking head off for no apparent reason all.the.time. He even meows when he is purring, no joke.

I've tried googling the issue and it was no help. He has food and water all day, gets plenty of attention from my kids, has toys to play with, etc. The only time he is not wandering around, meowing, is during the evening when he is sacked out on the couch sleeping. Then he's like the dead, and won't move for anything.

We let him outside at least once a day, but I don't like leaving him out long because he carries ticks back inside (his tick stuff seems to keep the ticks from biting him but they still ride back in on his fur) but many times he just disappears all night. Is he in heat? Even though he is fixed? Also, I am pregnant and his meowing has really escalated in the past month or so. I don't know if he senses change coming? He's not anxious in any other way, just restless and NOISY as hell.

I can't take anymore. I need advice before I step on his head and squash it into the ground.


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1. "Hmm"
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   I was gonna say it's not an orange cat thing cause my orange cats down just meow for no reason. Oddly, my orange girl is sitting on my desk meowing at me for attention right now. She also does this weird thing where she gives me hugs. She gets chest to chest with me and puts her arms around my neck while I pet her.

Look at how cute my orange boy cat is. I threw some sheets in a pile on the bed when they were fresh out of the dryer. I am in awe of his cuteness on a daily basis.



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2. "Orange kitties"
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Orange cats, in my experience, are "special." They frequently seem to be missing a brain cell or two. I knew someone who had one that would meow like that, and it would escalate until his kitty friend jumped on him and pinned him down to shut him up.

He may need a friend. Some cats don't do well by themselves and need some companionship. He may also be sensitive to your pregnancy. My late cat used to lick her tail fur off in response to any type of stressor. What fun that was.

I personally don't agree with letting cats outside, as they can really wreak havoc on the local wildlife, and of course are then susceptible to the usual dangers of being run over, eaten by a dog, getting into catfights. Etc.

And not to state the obvious, but some cats are just very big talkers, although your case does seem a bit extreme. Does he seem like he's in distress when he's meowing? I might also get him checked by the vet for tick-borne illnesses if you're seeing ticks hitching a ride on his fur. You'd be surprised at the weird behavior that tick illnesses can cause.

My first instinct would be to get him a kitty friend, but only if you want 2 kitties!


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7. "A kitty friend..."
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   While dogs often like to have a buddy, some cats like to be the only boss in the house. Our orange cat is a talker, but not overly so. She greets you when she enters the room, and lets you know when to put the dogs outside so she can have free reign of the house. Our hallway is blocked so that she is safe without dog interference in half of the house. Our chubby brown springer likes to sit on her.

She does go outside in the evening. She and all of her neighborhood cat buddies sit at the end or their respective driveways and look suspiciously at each other. Occasionally one of them will saunter over toward the other, but nobody leaves the street and enters the property. It's an unwritten rule, because cats can't read.


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12. "agreed on ginger cats as"
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   an ex of mine had a ginger female, which apparently is quite rare (most ginger cats are male from what I've been told). she was very small, talkative and made entirely of satan.
that was a hateful cat.

my black cat (had her since a kitten) literally still flinches when you mention the ginger's name - which is actually kinda funny.
the minute the ex and satan moved out, we both breathed a respective sigh of pure relief.


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18. "No"
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   He's not getting a kitty friend. There are already three, soon to be four, things smaller than me running around the house that I have to walk around on a consistent basis and that is too many as is!

I've decided to take out my frustration on the cat himself. Whenever he is trying to rest now, I just bug the shit out of him by rubbing his fur the wrong way, singing loudly in his face, and making him dance.

It's better than a head squishing and almost as satisfying.


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21. "reverse psychology"
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my friends (whose pet's names include mouse, monkey and porcupine, though they're all garden-variety canids and felines) figured out a good way to get rid of the cloying behavior. you know, walking on your magazine, or getting on your lap when you're holding hot soup.

imagine in a mel gibson voice,
"okay, you want attention? here it is! HUG HUG HUG, PET PET PET, SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH... wait, you want to get away now? no, i still want to love love love you! smoochies!"

it works for about 3 hours.

so yeah, your passive aggresion could be just the ticket.
and if your loud-mouth doesn't know this song and dance, he should!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpA2tMrQ4RU
i say sexy thangs to myself when i'm dahncing!


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3. "Gabby is an orange tabby..."
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He meows alot...but only when carrying on a conversation. You can talk to him for hours and he will answer back when an answer is called for. Otherwise, he meows when he wants food...or is pissed off because you are on the computer and ignoring him (however, he is not meowing now...)

Yesterday was the vet trip. The car ride is torture because he meows at the top of his kitty lungs for the entire trip. Once inside the vet, while in his carrier, the meowing continuing. The vet noted that he was appropriately named.

Enough said.

I think it just might be your cat. So sorry...


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4. "dad had to shoot ours"
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ok, before you get all animal rights on me, let me explain....

my parents are animal lovers, but the only animal allowed in the house is the dog. my dad thinks the cats will run away at some point if they are let outside, so doesn't see the point in having them as indoor pets, getting them fixed or taking them to the vet. he gives them names and feeds them and talks to them, but that's as far as he'll go. so they had this male tomcat, who dad named "big red" who was the unfriendliest thing ever. but dad still fed him, made up little beds for him (and the other two female cats that hung around) in the garage in the winter, etc., etc.

then one day this summer, my husband and i were home visiting when i look outside and see big red on the deck, crouched down and meowing like crazy. i went outside to get a closer look and i see that big red had somehow gotten himself into a skirmish and was missing his bottom jaw. damn did i feel bad for him. i mean, what could have done that. parents thought it was coyotes or something. anyway, he just sat there, drooling and meowing. we tried everything we could but he couldn't eat, and there was nothing we could do. he was starving to death, which was way worse than what dad eventually did after a couple of days - which was shoot him.

if ever an orange cat deserved to meow constantly, it was big red, i tell ya. just be glad yours is meowing for something other than a missing jaw!


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5. "good god"
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   why did you tell that story? I'll never get that image out of my head.

>ok, before you get all animal rights on me, let me
>explain....
>
>my parents are animal lovers, but the only animal allowed in
>the house is the dog. my dad thinks the cats will run away
>at some point if they are let outside, so doesn't see the
>point in having them as indoor pets, getting them fixed or
>taking them to the vet. he gives them names and feeds them
>and talks to them, but that's as far as he'll go. so they
>had this male tomcat, who dad named "big red" who was the
>unfriendliest thing ever. but dad still fed him, made up
>little beds for him (and the other two female cats that hung
>around) in the garage in the winter, etc., etc.
>
>then one day this summer, my husband and i were home
>visiting when i look outside and see big red on the deck,
>crouched down and meowing like crazy. i went outside to get
>a closer look and i see that big red had somehow gotten
>himself into a skirmish and was missing his bottom jaw.
>damn did i feel bad for him. i mean, what could have done
>that. parents thought it was coyotes or something. anyway,
>he just sat there, drooling and meowing. we tried
>everything we could but he couldn't eat, and there was
>nothing we could do. he was starving to death, which was
>way worse than what dad eventually did after a couple of
>days - which was shoot him.
>
>if ever an orange cat deserved to meow constantly, it was
>big red, i tell ya. just be glad yours is meowing for
>something other than a missing jaw!


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6. "I have no idea"
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But you should definitely name him Morris.

Then watch this video, and wish your cat talked like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ltcWcwnPfY


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8. "Give the cat away"
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to a deaf person. I'm serious.


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9. "Farting boxer"
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Just like that James Herriot story where the lady with the farting Boxer finally gives him to a man who's lost his sense of smell.


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10. "OMG Big Red!"
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I don't like that story.

But yes. In the same way that red-headed people have a lower pain thresholds, orange cats tend to have a few dots missing from their dice....if you catch my drift.

Fucking gingers.


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11. "Not interested"
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   This thread is about neither Grandma Wrinkles or Ladybug.


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13. "What if"
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   I shaved him completely bald and slathered him in oil? Then would you be interested?


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14. "YES!"
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   Not just interested, but I would request a live webcam feed.


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15. "I've got no advice."
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Scarlett meows, mews and does other vocalizations that cats shouldn't be able to make in order to get me to come, pick her up to the vanity and cup my hand while she laps the water running over it. This is especially annoying when I want an extra hour or two of sleep. Sometimes I yell at her to shut the fuck up and she does for 15-30 minutes or so.

The thing is she's 16 or 17 and last week was sick like she was a few months ago - barfing, constantly pooping or trying to poop, extruding exretions - and for as much as that drove me crazy, the thought of not having her around was even worse. She didn't meow and bother me for water while I was sleeping and when she got better after 4 or 5 days I was glad to hear her vocalizing again.

My old woman and companion over a third of my life doesn't analogize to your situation, but sometimes you realize that the silence might be worse than the noise.


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19. "I've got advice"
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Your cat probably has CRF. Put yourself through the hassle and bother to treat it and you'll have her around for years more.


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22. "Noted and thanks n/m"
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16. "Are we still talking about this fucking cat?"
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I have two words for you about orange tabby cats. Just two words:

Keyboard Cat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V8HbU-PxDY&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jpauryqCpU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG80tOQFGdM&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqV0F0Mirsk&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=io63z-aRMbg&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAepgZ5iM5k&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtNoS6--9Rw&feature=related


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17. "Yes, yes we are"
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   Until you come up with something more interesting to bump my thread down.

or, come up with some advice I can actually use.

I suggest you get to work!


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20. "Okay then"
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>Until you come up with something more interesting to bump my
>thread down.
>
>or, come up with some advice I can actually use.
>
>I suggest you get to work!

I believe my advice was implicit. Get out the flip-cam and turn that orange cat into a YouTube sensation.


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23. "Stupid cat"
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Baby wakes up at 2am for feeding. Baby won't go back to sleep. You change him, you rock him, you feed him again; maybe he was still hungry. You rock him some more. Still he won't sleep. You try wearing him. He poops. Another diaper change. It's now 4am & time for another feeding. So you feed him again. He falls asleep in your arms. You hold him for 25 minutes to make sure he's in that deep sleep & won't wake up as soon as you put him in his crib. It's now 4:30 you tiptoe to his crib, place him gently down, hold your breath that he won't wake. You crawl back to bed.
5am you wake to the fucking cat meowing at the top of it's lungs.

And all day long you're feeding baby, holding baby, rocking baby, changing baby & the fucking cat won't shut up; let me in, let me out, feed me, let me in, let me out.

You threaten to get rid of the cat. Husband says if cat goes, he goes. You consider your options. You need husband to watch the baby when he comes home every evening so you can finally take a shower.

Cat stays.

The End.


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24. "Solution"
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Put baby in crib while you shower. She/he may cry, but it is only for 10 minutes. Chances are, baby will fall asleep. Worked for me, all three kids. When they get older, throw in a few toys. They learn to entertain themselves for a few minutes, you get a stress releasing shower, kid is safe and sound. Now you can get rid of your husband...


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25. "Holy shit"
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   You just predicted my future, didn't you??

Maybe my baby will be deaf. (I'm JUST KIDDING! I MEAN IT!)


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26. "Heh."
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Yeah. Well.

I may have some valuable advice to share on the STFUing of a cat.

Ping Pong was welcomed into our crazy-cat-couple home last Saturday. Everyday since, she screams at us every time we move...especially when she thinks she might be fed (which is evidently...every time we move.)

She's a Siamese and we narrowed in on this breed for a reason. We knew she'd be chatty, attentive and much more intense than our previous pillow of a cat. We love her. She's affectionate and smart and silly. But the early morning screaming is frightening. She's a delicate, graceful creature but fuck me in the ear, the noises she makes sound like an exorcism.

I've done some (early morning) research this week and here are the most helpful and realistic suggestions:

1) Get kitty on a strict feeding schedule (Ping is responding to this very well. Last night she only chirped when I dared to move in my own bed and woke her.)

2) Buy Feliway spray and/or the Feliway diffuser. This is synthetic cat pheromones that are supposed to help the cat chill the fuck out. I haven't tried this yet but I might if #3 doesn't work out.

3) Get an autofeeder! Genius! Mine is on the way and I will be able to program up to 8 different feeding times which will *hopefully* help her no longer associate us with food.

4) Apparently there is something out there called "bach flower" which you can sprinkle in their food to calm them down.

5) Get another cat. I believe you already have a few? This certainly would not work with us as I would want my cats to match. Thusly, this suggestion might result in two Siamese screaming at my husband and me whenever we try to navigate our 720sf condo. Um, no.

I will report back with further progress!

Or just PM me so I don't embarrass myself any further!


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27. "don't take this to PMs"
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as I need more information about the autofeeder!


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28. "yeah don't"
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and pictures soon!


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29. "yes, always need pictures"
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Here are my new tenants.

and the one apparently is just a little monkey in a cat suit


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30. "I think cats with little Hitler mustaches are pretty cute"
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   Here's mine:


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31. "so cute"
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but he should think about dying that mustache to match his fur dye.

(that's a great pic! I've never had a cat that doesn't then charge at the camera, even if they seem to be asleep, when I try and get that close for a pic).


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31-Jan-11, 06:56 PM (PST)
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32. "Suksess!!!"
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OMG you guys. Get an autofeeder!!!

Ping Pong has taken to it like a champ! She now knows that food comes from the magic wizard bowl downstairs....not daddy and me. Instead of screaming like a maniac, she silently scurries toward the sound of the food pellets plinking into her bowl.


In other news, she is yelling at us much less and settling in quite nicely. She sleeps with us (because that's the kind of couple we are) and has been bringing her toys to bed in the middle of the night. I don't know if she expects us to play or if the toys are an offering of gratitude for her autofeeder. But this morning, I woke up with one of her toy mice tangled in my hair.

I love her.


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31-Jan-11, 07:35 PM (PST)
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33. "Our auto feeder"
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160 pound Mastiff flings metal bowl on the floor when empty. (It's on a kiddie table to prevent bloat).


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