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Message: [QUOTE="OviedoFLHusky, post: 3993181, member: 4388"] Here's what one of the experts says: [URL='https://www.jacksongalaxy.com/blog/train-your-cat-to-let-you-sleep/']Train Your Cat to Let You Sleep[/URL] If this doesn't work, I saw an episode of "My Cat From Hell" where the cat had a similar issue. The solution was to keep the bedroom door shut, and put this small canister just outside the door. The canister has a motion sensor. When the cat gets too close to the door, the canister senses it and sprays air at the cat (harmless, but the cat doesn't like it and is startled). After a while, the cat stops its undesired behavior. I suppose you can Google for where to find such devices; I've seen them at PetSmart. If that doesn't work... keep the door shut, plus earplugs! [/QUOTE]