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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / August 2006sucking on my arm
15 weeks old and will not stop (Help) Gently push her away. This is not unusual. She thinks you are her mother. My one year old cat still kneads my head as he would knead his mother. Gail > 15 weeks old and will not stop (Help) >Gently push her away. This is not unusual. She thinks you are her mother. My >one year old cat still kneads my head as he would knead his mother. >Gail >> 15 weeks old and will not stop (Help) For how long she won't stop 1,2,3:00 in the morning I think in time she will stop. She may have been weaned too early from her mother. Gail >>Gently push her away. This is not unusual. She thinks you are her mother. >>My [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > For how long she won't stop 1,2,3:00 in the morning >I think in time she will stop. She may have been weaned too early from her >mother. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> >> For how long she won't stop 1,2,3:00 in the morning thank you Can you put her in another room to sleep? I do this with my cats. Gail >>I think in time she will stop. She may have been weaned too early from her >>mother. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >>> For how long she won't stop 1,2,3:00 in the morning > thank you I had a cat who did this her entire life - to age 14. > I think in time she will stop. She may have been weaned too early from her > mother. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > > For how long she won't stop 1,2,3:00 in the morning > 15 weeks old and will not stop (Help) I bet she was weaned too young. Don't worry about it. It's love. Suddenly, without warning, John Ross Mc Master exclaimed (13-Aug-06 10:46 AM): >> 15 weeks old and will not stop (Help) > > I bet she was weaned too young. Don't worry about it. It's love. Ditto. I had a cat who was weaned too young and she still did this when she was 5 years old. Oh, and drooled too :) It is a common problem with kittens taken from their moms too young. My first cat was adopted at a mere 5 weeks of age (I didn't know any better). jmc
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