I'm posting for my SIL who has two kittens, Dori (6 months) and Jack (9 months). Both were adopted in early Oct. and are doing well in their forever home.
My SIL's concern is Dori's nighttime behavior. For the past month or so, Dori has been extremely active starting around 3 a.m. on. Jen describe's Dori's behavior during this time as "nervous" rather than playful and says Dori is very restless and clingy, crawling around her neck and head and not settling down. Jen says this is relatively new behavior Dori. She and Jack have been allowed to sleep with them (or wherever they wanted) since they were adopted. Dori has been playful at night in the past, but always settled down fairly well.
My advice was to play with Dori and get her tired out before they go to bed, so they'll definitely try this, but I'm wondering if you guys have any more ideas. My SIL is more concerned about Dori's wellbeing than anything. Said she seems fine and is happy, well-adjusted kitten, otherwise. She and Jack are very affectionate and playful with each other and it's a very loving household.
Any other ideas? Thanks guys!
My SIL's concern is Dori's nighttime behavior. For the past month or so, Dori has been extremely active starting around 3 a.m. on. Jen describe's Dori's behavior during this time as "nervous" rather than playful and says Dori is very restless and clingy, crawling around her neck and head and not settling down. Jen says this is relatively new behavior Dori. She and Jack have been allowed to sleep with them (or wherever they wanted) since they were adopted. Dori has been playful at night in the past, but always settled down fairly well.
My advice was to play with Dori and get her tired out before they go to bed, so they'll definitely try this, but I'm wondering if you guys have any more ideas. My SIL is more concerned about Dori's wellbeing than anything. Said she seems fine and is happy, well-adjusted kitten, otherwise. She and Jack are very affectionate and playful with each other and it's a very loving household.
Any other ideas? Thanks guys!