Hi everyone,
My cat, Luna, an 8-year-old female, is constantly meowing, and she does it right outside my son’s bedroom door. Sometimes it’s just because she wants to get in, or because she wants her litter tray changed, or she's looking for food or water. Often all her needs are met, except for going into that room because she knows she’s not allowed; we’ve lived in this house for six years and she’s never been allowed in. My son is 20 months old, so you’d think she’d have got the message by now!
In the past, we lived in a studio flat where there were no doors, so she struggled to adapt to them at first, but she’s got the hang of the downstairs ones now.
But I don’t get why she always goes and meows behind my son’s door, especially when he’s sleeping.
Sometimes she does it at night and wakes everyone up – it’s so frustrating!
But why go and meow behind that door for food, for instance? Is it because she knows it winds us up and we’ll quickly feed her just to keep her quiet?
A male cat arrived three years ago who is quite large and bossy, but I just don’t understand this behaviour...
