It is normal for a cat to be active at night. Explains how to deal with cats' nighttime activities. - Read more

Certain cats believe that nighttime is the right time for making merry. Whether it's a rousing game of Hop on Pop or the feline equivalent of 'The Hallelujah Chorus,' nighttime escapades can turn a cat keeper's sunny disposition cloudy within a few sleep-deprived nights. - Read more

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Dealing with cats that wake you up before the alarm clock is frustrating, especially you want to sleep! Here are some tips to deal with this behavior problem. - Read more

Cat owners find their nerves quickly frayed as their new kitten begins her nightly capers. Sleep becomes impossible when kitty is nibbling on an ear or an owner’s chin, scampering up the drapes, or racing after the phantom mice hiding in the shadows. Frustration grows as kitty romps across the dresser, scattering any object in her path; lamps, books, brushes, you name it and the floor claims it! Scratching the carpet or jumping at the walls, kitty is actively on the prowl. - Read more

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Cats naturally display peaks of activity throughout the day and the night. Some cats may be particularly active at night, displaying energetic play behavior, vocalization, pouncing on or biting their owners as they lay sleeping, and sometimes destruction of household items. Feline nocturnal activity is a variant of normal feline behavior that tends to subside as the cat matures. It is only considered problematic if it is not well-tolerated by the cat’s owner. - Read more

Why does my cat seem to be most active at nights? Some cats are active at night or awake and “raring to go” very early in the morning. Since many owners are out at work or school during the day the cat may spend the daytime hours in rest and relaxation, especially if it is the only pet in the household. - Read more