I have one that gently places his paw on my nose when I don’t wake up when he wants. He also will just flop/roll on his back right onto my face when that doesn’t work.
Carl was a talker. I miss having a chatty cat around. Dally filled Carl's position, but in the 9 months since adoption, he may have uttered a sound 6 times. Enjoy this one.
Our kitten is 15 now. She doesn't wake us like this anymore, but she does demand bed times. Every night around the same time she starts giving hints that it is time for us to be in bed. This eventually turns into whiney meows and gentle prodding towards the bed.
My 17 year old cat does both. He wakes me up by jumping in my bed, and smacking me in the face. And then at night time he tells me when it's bed time and insists that I come to bed with him
HarryDresdenIsMySpiritAnimal
https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1dWcza2tudHB1dXVjb2J1MHBmaTh0dXI5Y2F5MnI4YXYwOWZ2YWIxcyZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/UvwI1X7XkbXq0/200w.webp
DimwitF
Gotta grab the top and twist until it opens
barnespatrick19711
You have to feed it. That was my cat's alarm clock. They're reminded you it was time to eat.
TheStreetForce
Its actually powered by a sealed 20 year small modular reactor
kisselFL
Oblok
It's more like a smoke alarm -- making noise when it is running out of energy. :)
GullahGullahIslander
There is no off, only MEOW
prestekragen
OK. You have one that runs on batteries? Then it probably have a ON/OFF button too.
freemab
An automatic feeder helps us with this. They only bother me when it is empty.
WickedGiggle
Well clearly the text writer does not deserve that cat.
NotSinceTheAccidend
I have one that gently places his paw on my nose when I don’t wake up when he wants. He also will just flop/roll on his back right onto my face when that doesn’t work.
Rijacki
I snuggle mine and he quiets down for a while, other than purrs. He'll even fall back to sleep after being cuddled.
Thisisbullshitalready
Carl was a talker. I miss having a chatty cat around. Dally filled Carl's position, but in the 9 months since adoption, he may have uttered a sound 6 times. Enjoy this one.
TheUnnamedPoet
Don't you dare. That is the cutest damned alarm clock ever. You thank him for his service!
IronCore
Our kitten is 15 now. She doesn't wake us like this anymore, but she does demand bed times. Every night around the same time she starts giving hints that it is time for us to be in bed. This eventually turns into whiney meows and gentle prodding towards the bed.
DCNR
"You youngin's need yer sleep!"
Sfingks
My 17 year old cat does both. He wakes me up by jumping in my bed, and smacking me in the face. And then at night time he tells me when it's bed time and insists that I come to bed with him
BlindMeach
They run out sooner than you expect, and just when you least want them to.
InappropriateElephant
Ouch
MikesMakery
Bro.....
MasterMookie
Wish they were rechargeable. Or last as long as ours.