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My cat keeps mewingmeowing at night. I have tried ignoring her, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, making sure her litter box has been cleaned before going to bed, playing with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHTfive days straight. I'm in a terrible shape, and at night she still does this:

Digs in her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2every two hours evenly and randomly spaced troughthroughout the night (not related to the litter box) so I get as little sleep as possible

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner).
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep (I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her (though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs)healthy, two years old, and I adopted her when she was 1one year old.

Help!!!

My cat keeps mewing at night. I have tried ignoring her, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, making sure her litter box has been cleaned before going to bed, playing with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in a terrible shape, and at night she still does this:

Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night (not related to the litter box) so I get as little sleep as possible

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner).
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep (I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her (though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and I adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

My cat keeps meowing at night. I have tried ignoring her, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, making sure her litter box has been cleaned before going to bed, playing with her all day, and everything I could find for five days straight. I'm in terrible shape, and at night she still does this:

Digs in her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me every two hours evenly and randomly spaced throughout the night (not related to the litter box) so I get as little sleep as possible

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner)
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep (I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her (though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake)
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy, two years old, and I adopted her when she was one year old.

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My cat, who keeps mewing at night. I have ignoredtried ignoring her meowing at night, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, making sure her litter box scoopedhas been cleaned before going to bed, playedplaying with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in a terrible shape, and at night she still does this:   

Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night  (not related to litterboxthe litter box) so I get as leastlittle sleep as possible

Edit:

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (Thoughthough most likely it is a missed toy in a corner).
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep  (I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her  (though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and I adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

My cat, who I have ignored her meowing at night, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, litter box scooped before bed, played with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in terrible shape, and at night she still does this:  Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night(not related to litterbox) so I get as least sleep as possible

Edit:

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (Though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner)
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep(I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her(though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

My cat keeps mewing at night. I have tried ignoring her, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, making sure her litter box has been cleaned before going to bed, playing with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in a terrible shape, and at night she still does this: 

Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night  (not related to the litter box) so I get as little sleep as possible

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner).
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep  (I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her  (though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and I adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

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My cat, who I have ignored her meowing at night, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, litter box scooped before bed, played with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in terrible shape, and at night she still does this: Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night(not related to litterbox) so I get as least sleep as possible

Edit:

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (Though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner)
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep(I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her(though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

My cat, who I have ignored her meowing at night, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, litter box scooped before bed, played with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in terrible shape, and at night she still does this: Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night(not related to litterbox) so I get as least sleep as possible

Edit:

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (Though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner)
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep(I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her(though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

My cat, who I have ignored her meowing at night, not letting her sleep all day, providing enough food and water, litter box scooped before bed, played with her all day, and everything I could find for 5 DAYS STRAIGHT. I'm in terrible shape, and at night she still does this: Digs her litter box for 10 minutes, meows and jumps on me 2 hours evenly and randomly spaced trough the night(not related to litterbox) so I get as least sleep as possible

Edit:

To clarify, she does these things:

  • Somehow teleports a toy from a hidden box on top of a shelf and goes crazy with it (Though most likely it is a missed toy in a corner)
  • Goes to the restroom and uses it as an excuse to dig for 10 minutes until I am awake from my precious deep sleep
  • Meows randomly at the times of my deep sleep(I have a sleep measuring watch and during deep sleep I wake up)
  • Walks on me till I wake up

What I have tried:

  • 100% Ignoring her(though even if I don't move she still knows I am awake).
  • Playing and not letting her sleep during the day
  • Giving more of her favorite food on the rare days when she doesn't meow

Clarifying my question: How do I make my cat's body clock reset?

She is still young and healthy (2 yrs), and adopted her when she was 1 year old.

Help!!!

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