How to Deal With a Crying Kitty

A kitten that cries all the time can really start to grate on your nerves. After a few nights of its constant crying, you may start to wonder why you got the kitten in the first place. Here are some ways that you can deal with a kitten's crying and make both of you much happier.

Instructions

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      Take it to the vet to rule out any medical problems. If the kitten is constantly crying, you should make an appointment with a vet. It may have a medical condition that is making it uncomfortable.

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      Reduce the crying by getting the kitten fixed. Once the kitten is old enough, you may wish to get it fixed. Neutered cats are less likely to cry as much.

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      Try to ignore the crying. At first, you should try to ignore the crying. By reacting, your cat may get a signal that crying gets your attention. However, you may not be able to deal with it for long if it continues to cry.

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      Play with the kitten before bed. Many kittens have a tendency to cry during the evening hours. Prevent this from occurring by playing with it and keeping it active before bedtime.

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      Keep it nearby. Allowing the kitten to sleep in your room or in your bed may give it the comfort that it needs to calm down.

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      Consider another kitten to act as a companion. If all else fails, another kitten may be the trick to stop a crying kitty.