Stop that cat!!!!!

Legacy_user

Hi Guys

Just moved our 12 month old daughter into her own room. We'd like to leave the door open but we have a cat wandering round who likes to curl up to sleeping people. So for obvious reasons would like to keep her out of daughters bedroom during the night.

The obvious solution is to buy 2 gates and put one on top of the other but before I do that I thought I would ask if anyone on here has any bright ideas??

Thanks in advance

terrierlady

we had the same problem with our granddaughter when she came to stay the two terriers took an instant liking to her and would not stop howling to be let into sleeping in her room,after various fences /gates/mustard strips around the door etc we gave in, one night she climbed out of the cot and all hell was loose the terriers came crashing into our bedroom barking etc and were we glad they did, she was only 18 months old and could have done anything, they now sleep at the foot of her bed in their baskets on each vist to protect her I guess.

Woby_Tide

have a look at my cat repellant topic in "Does anyone know a way to.."

think spreading some lions p!ss around the room is best option!!!!!

tru

Can't really think of anything, apart from keeping the cat downstairs, or shut in a room if you're in a flat.

You could make another door for your daughter's room, wood frame with some net curtain stretched across. Dunno if that would work very well, I just thought of it then ;D

Fran

I think a twelve year old should be able to sleep with her door shut. It seems like you want to go to a lot of trouble for nothing.

Woby -

plumpmouse

I think a twelve year old should be able to sleep with her door shut. It seems like you want to go to a lot of trouble for nothing.

Think if you read his post properly its for a 12 month old not a 12 year old :-/. So the reason he wants to keep his cat out is so it doesn't sit on her face!!! Doesn't sound like a whole lot of trouble for nothing to me.

Fran

:-[ ::)

System

Thanks for the suggestions guys.

Much appreciated.

md123

What about closing the bedroom door so cat can't get in. Use a baby monitor if you are worried in case you won't hear her.

Angelolly

You could try putting a wedge behind the door so the door will only open far enough for you to get your wrist in (although cats are slinky little buggers!)
We shut ours in the garage at night - he has a cat flap to come and go as he pleases.

16011996

when my daughter was little i had a cat net for her cot, got it from a friend but think you can get them in chemists. Stretches over the cot so cat can't get in, but can sit on top, as ours often did, is very thin sheer material, so baby can still breathe.