Cat Alarm Clock

When I'm supposed to get up in the morning and my alram off then I hit my cat just repeating lies about my chest and meows at me? Is it my alarm clock or just hungry or what? My Kinda kitten does the same thing, but it is not very noisy just walking on my chest and steps on my head to make me look or acknowledge his presence. So what's the deal?

HA! my mother's cat does the same for her! His alarm goes off and you press the snooze button and roll back over to catch 5-10min, but the cat will start to rub his wet nose on my mother's face or hands ... kinda cute.

I have four cats now and one of them is my alarm clock "!"

She wakes me every morning at the same time, 6:00 am by sitting on my chest and licks my nose. Which, I must admit, is much less boring than the alarm clock.

Not that she wants to be fed as much as she wants my business. I had another cat, Buzzy, who has done the same thing but bat my eyelids. Ouch!

Looks like you have a good two kittens very personable.

my cat just me at 800 and wake up every morning and she has food down all the time so I think yes

Three of my cats do the same thing. When my alarm goes off, they are now. Right foot on the bed around me until I get up. One the oldest named Oscar is my boyfriend, he will sleep next to me all night and then when the alarm goes off, it will sit right on my head and looked at me until I open my eyes and see him there. Its a bit nice to wake up to is my day a little better.

Yes. It seems that. Cats are more reliable than an alarm clock.

I have 2 cats and they have different techniques to wake up. It tries to bite me. The other insists that I animals and she purrs loudly. They begin as soon as the alarm goes off or sometimes before.

I am sure they are hungry.

Edit: Sometimes the food left in their dishes, but maybe not enough or they want fresh food.

My cat does the same thing, and in her case, she just hungry. When the alarm goes off, if I turn it off and go back to bed, she will start chewing on my hair or licking my lips. If I turn it off and feed her, well, then return to bed, she'll leave me alone for hours.