Fransurrey
Well-Known Member
Shut the cat out of the bedroom? Oooh! That's an insane suggestion! My OH would sympathise with the noisy purring, but even when my old cat started with his kidney problems and was yowling in the night, getting anxious and scrabbling in wardrobes, he wouldn't have dared suggest shutting them out! I'd rather have a separate bedroom to OH. The cat's farts are less toxic and at least he doesn't steal the duvet or launch into bed like he's bombing into a swimming pool after a midnight wee!!
When my old cat was alive, I started putting a furry pet blanket over the duvet, which did limit the disturbances, as there was a warm and fluffy thing for the kitty to sleep on. I also had a towel on my pillow, which somehow made it more attractive than OH's pillow (and I got buried in cats, whilst OH snored and farted unaware).
My OH struggled to understand how much I loved my kitties at first and I wondered how much he liked them really. However, when my cat was pts in August last year, OH took it really badly. I think you'd be surprised how much your OH likes the kitty really.
When my old cat was alive, I started putting a furry pet blanket over the duvet, which did limit the disturbances, as there was a warm and fluffy thing for the kitty to sleep on. I also had a towel on my pillow, which somehow made it more attractive than OH's pillow (and I got buried in cats, whilst OH snored and farted unaware).
My OH struggled to understand how much I loved my kitties at first and I wondered how much he liked them really. However, when my cat was pts in August last year, OH took it really badly. I think you'd be surprised how much your OH likes the kitty really.