How do you get yours in?

[EachandEveryone]

This is a new thing since that mum and kittens turned up. I cant deny my girl outside time its cruel when im at work for 12 hours. Normslly its like clockwork i dont feed her ler her out get in the shower and eat. Then call her and shes in for the night. Now i find myself chasing her and screaming almost hysterically as im going to miss my bus.ive tried letting her out earlier but she ignores everything cos shes wakting for thst mumma to show her face. I cant deal with the stress before my night shift but she is in a routine. Any tips?

Sorry for the typos im rushing!

Rattling the dreemies has never failed yet!

Yes she goneboff them it's Thrive all the way. I've ordered a giant tub so that might do the trick. Why are they so rude?

one of mine will come in for treats but the other comes in when he feels he wants to! If I go to get him and he doesn't want to he just runs. Haven't had to leave them out at night....yet

You do nights too don't you? I dread it when the baby is old enough and it's too of them! The thing is the weather is so good I haven't got a garden but she loves to sunbathe and keep an eye out for those kitty imposters. If I wasn't working I'd leave her. If I chase too much I'm scared she'd jump off the balcony!

Mine used to have a 9pm curfew, more often than not they'd be sitting on the doorstep waiting to come in. On the odd occasions they didn't, I just rattled my keys.

He comes in reliably for gourmet but was an utter bastard for the first few years.

The neighbours must've known all my pyjamas by the end of it & im surprised no one called the police on Dh for wandering around fields late at night with a torch.

Shake the Dreamies packet and she's in in 10 seconds

One of mine is in. The other refused to come for treats and went under a parked car in the neighbours drive so I've left him for now

I'm
Off today and have dragged myself out of bed back on days tomorrow!! Bloody shift work. She's gone out with deaf David from next door I'm not too happy about it but I'd rather she be out for Afew hours now she might not be fussed tonight.

Mine usually comes rushing in when he hears the sound of dreamies being rattled in a tin..... that is unless he is feeling particularly contrary in which case I see his head pop up from whichever plant he is hiding in before disappearing again. I have to admit it is getting harder now the nights are drawing in as he wants to be outside after dark so we are having a bit of a battle of wills!

I've had to stop letting him out before work now as he would hang around outside the kitchen door until I went to call him in at which point he would scarper over the back fence- as I said he can be rather contrary!

I buy ham from Aldi, she's knows she only gets it from coming in

I've got a routine going with one. I call her about 10pm and she comes because she gets another pouch and then some treats (also usually thrive). But I think this will only work when it isn't boiling, because on really warm nights there's moths to chase and I can't compete with that.

The other one disappears and if he does come in he gets so annoyed at being inside all night that he scares the girl cat. So I just let him get on with it. He was a stray until a year ago so he can take care if himself, whereas she's daft.

I trained ours to come in with some jingly bells in a cup..

They think it means food.

Started off by jingling the bells whilst I was feeding them and now they come running whenever I jingle them.

Shes been out its horrible when its so dark isnt it? Ive ordered a giant tub of Thrives £16!