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Cats are somewhat nocturnal. He will not outgrow it. The best way to get sleep is to confine him nearby while you are sleeping. It becomes a routine and he will feel happy and secure. Let me know if you try it.

Tink84 needed a solution to her problem, not others expounding about their cats or 1001 reasons why it won't work. Confining a cat for a few hours while it sleeps is neither cruel nor mean. It takes away some anxiety for them and lets them rest peasefully. It becomes a routine like all...

All I can say is that I've had three cats that this is totally acceptable for them. I think they also feel secure in there. They just want to be near you. We get to sleep without interruption.

You really need to restrict his territory. If he is right near you in a carrier, in a fuzzy bed, he won't fuss. Give it a try and if it works, get a larger one, later. My two don't fuss even if we sleep-in until I0am.

I put a dog carrier in my bedroom with a table top I made on it. Small cat carrier will work, too. At night they go into the carrier which has two round, fluffy beds and they settle down right away. No fussing, even in the morning. We let them out when we get up. They are happy to be in...

Also, my two are in a larger dog type kennel that I put in the bedroom with a table top on it. It has two round fluffy beds in it. They can see our bed and they are content and settle down emediately when put to bed.

This is easy.... get a small carrier and put it next to your bed with a round, fluffy bed in it. At night he will be happy to be nearby and should'nt fuss.

I have found that putting them to bed in our bedroom in a large carrier settles them down emediately. They know the gig is up and they are happy to be with us. Works with any size carrier, but we happen to have a large dog one and we put a top on it and made it an end table. Also made it a...