I have a new alarm clock and is it ever accurate!

[cassiesmom]

That is the most handsome, blue-eyed alarm clock I have ever seen! Coco Puff, I could use some help from you, cos I don't do mornings! (I have a green-eyed, grey alarm clock who is equally diligent )

[catmandu]

Wow would my Found Cats ever LOVE that room with all those windows especially in the winter.
I would too if we could privatize them as it would warm up the room on sunny days!!!
And Cocoa Puff has an ally in Mr Purrr who announces its 7 AM with approquiate
MMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWS!!!

[katladyd]

I guess my kitties' alarm clocks are broken, because mine never do that. However, my boyfriend's Tuxedo, Buddy, is like clockwork in that department. Every morning at 6:30, he takes on claw, and only one, and gigs him on the arm ever-so-gently, but purposefully. He has to get up, feed him, and then go back to bed if it's a weekend. If it's any earlier than 6:30, he "helps" Buddy leave the bedroom.

[Killearn Kitties]

Oh where can I get one??? My clocks have become a little unreliable over the years. They seem to need more sleep than they used to.

[krazyaboutkatz]

He sure is a cute alarm clock. My Sunny has been mine for many years but sometimes he'll actually let me sleep a bit longer. He'll also howl in the hall way and try to wake everyone up.

[kokopup]

I wish Kallie had a sense of time. She is now blind and deaf so she sleeps all day and paces and yowls all night. We have tried to give her stimulation during the day so she knows that it is day and time to be up, but so far this has helped very little.

During the Night she will wander around until she gets disoriented, then she starts the loud Yowls until we wakeup and bring her back to bed. This cycle goes on several times a night so it is hard to get any restful sleep.

[Medusa]

I wish Kallie had a sense of time. She is now blind and deaf so she sleeps all day and paces and yowls all night. We have tried to give her stimulation during the day so she knows that it is day and time to be up, but so far this has helped very little.

During the Night she will wander around until she gets disoriented, then she starts the loud Yowls until we wakeup and bring her back to bed. This cycle goes on several times a night so it is hard to get any restful sleep.

Oh boy, that's a tough one. I experienced that w/my RB Puddy but her behavior was due to senility. Didn't make it any easier for me to cope, though. Here's praying that Callie will get her cycles all straightened out......

[GILL]

Thank you I needed a good laugh. Welcome too our world.
Our Crew knows not to wake dad, but mom is the feeder, so at 5:30 evry morning she has one sitting on her chest and making bread. If she takes too long then Lenny gets help they will take turns. Lenny frist then Peak, then Roz, then Chessie. If this still has no effect then I get a wet willy from Mits. He starts by running his whiskers along my cheek, then the wet cold nose in the ear with a very loud purr. My reaction is to yell "STOP IT" this will wake my wife to do the feeding. Mits snuggles down with me and we both go back to sleep. I have tried feeding but they want mom.