My Cat Won T Leave Her Room

She was fine at first and then we let her out into the garage to use her litter pan.

My cat won t leave her room.

That s all well and good but now she refuses to leave my room. When we went to get her a few minutes later she couldn t be seen and wouldn t answer us. She s able to have the whole run of the house but thus far she has shown little interest in anything other than my small bedroom. My 11 year old female cat won t leave the bedroom.

So why won t my cat leave me alone. 1 20 of 31 posts. 2 5 months for her to allow mom to stroke her without being too. We had been on vacation and just got my cat back from the vet s.

She has been in the bedroom for a whole year. Jump to latest follow status not open for further replies. I don t know how they know that we re talking on the phone rather than to a person in the room but they do. We finally dug her out of a corner a day and a half later and brought her in.

It will feel safer to her. She hid herself away in one of the rooms. I d leave door open to let her hear noise or to allow her to go out to explore as she wishes. Leave your jacket out for a few days.

Soon these cues will lose their power and your cat won t become quite so anxious when they see them. We ve owned my cat for almost 3 years and we got her as a kitten. New cat introductions and living with cats and dogs. We decided to leave her there and.

It s possible for them to strike the place producing that noise. I m afraid she will spend the rest of her life confined to the bedroom and it is breaking my heart. She s had preferences for different rooms and such but now she s decided do something else entirely. When you do leave the house make a point to distract your cat with some cat treats or a toy before quietly slipping out the door without any long good byes.

Both of my so s and my cats absolutely love phone calls. Well it took her about 2 months to get out of the room on her own. Now you are ready for your cat s homecoming. Your feline friend dislikes such sounds so place her in another room while you re chatting on the phone.

Keep her door closed and don t let your other pet race in unexpectedly. She s generally quite affectionate on her own terms but has had behaviour changes in the past. Preferably bring her home in a cat carrier. Some cats tend to become more nervous when hearing the ringtones from the telephone or even the pitch you speak over it.

She absolutely hates the boy cat. She has seen a lot of excitement so take her directly to her new room. I have a 4 year old male and whenever she goes into the living room he chases her back into the bedroom.