It might be lonely, too. Perhaps you should get another cat.

And I'm serious, we have three of them.

He's been neutered..

You'll need a cat carrier to take it to the vet. Anybody got a pic of one?

:doh!:

If it's a male, they are quite a bit more vocal. Especially if it's an only cat.

That's pretty much it. Maybe add food to the list.

I think it's more of an attention thing. Tie a string to the back of your belt and run around the house. Or pretend you're a limping antelope. My cat loves the limping antelope game.

By far and large, cats make much much much less noise than dogs. My roommate has a dog and it parks all the time. Runs around all the time and makes noise constantly.

I hate a dog that parks all the time....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/humber/content/...da_470x352.jpg

Give it a good kick.

ROFL ROFL rep

don't let the cat's behavior get this bad

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a well trained dog won't bark. the only time my dog makes a sound is when someone is at the door, or one of the black neighbors is walking through my yard. a dog that runs around barking and is always hyper needs to be exercised. cats on the other hand are untrainable. i don't care how many times i throw my roomate's cat against a wall, she still comes in my room and ****s with my computer and/or stereo wires. nope, i'm afraid the only answer to your problem has already been mentioned.


anti freeze.

It wants to run free and frolic at the farm.




Any farm.

Did the whining start recently or is this something that the cat has done before? Is the cat spayed or neutered? Is the cat peeing outside of the box or have you noticed blood in the box or in the urine? Is the cat eating and drinking normally? Are they vomiting or have any other symptoms besides the whining? Have you changed food or litter recently?

What breed is the cat? If it's Siamese or one of the 'talking' breeds then you will have to adjust because cats are nocturnal and thus they will talk and be active in the evening.