Do you have a "feline" alarm clock?

Moomin is my feline alarm clock. She sleeps on the end of the bed and is usually the one to wake first. She knows when the clock rings it is time to get up and, inevitably, she will yawn, stretch, then walk up the bed onto my chest and purr lovingly into my face. She has been known to head butt me sometimes if I don't get up and give her breakfast.

Well I have two "children" Kissy and Pyewacket, and Pyewacket is the definite attention grabber--He always sleeps on my bed with me and will be perfectly content to stay put up to a point...if I snooze just a bit too long for his liking, he'll leave his comfortable spot saunters over to me and gives me a nice swift butt with head on my face as if to say.."Okay mom...time to get up..I'm starving." LOL And of course he continues this until I do get up--he's very persistent

LOL I have a puppy alarm clock. He wakes me up at 6AM every morning to let him out to potty. This is a bad time for me as I dont get to bed till after 2 Am and I need all the beauty sleep that I can get. LOL My cats dont seem to wake me up unless I dont wake up when Wiley starts to make weird noise.

Yeah, I also had it before. One morning, my cat jumped to my bed to wake me up. It was very funny because when I woke up, I just saw her beside me. And because my conscious is still asleep, I threw her out of my bed. But I feel sorry for it. But despite of it, she still wakes me up.

Ha! Scamp pokes me in the face when he decides I've slept long enough. And he's not the first kitty alarm clock I've had - and they have all been a large part Siamese. Sab, my first cat, would let me sleep in if I wanted to, so long as that food bowl had food. The Doctor, kept me from over sleeping & missing work on more than once. But Scamp doesn't get daylight savings or weekends, both of which The Doctor caught on to pretty quick.

Yes, I do have a feline alarm clock. I wonder why the kid who she belongs to can't seem to hear her ring? She is one of those persistant alarms that doesn't have a snooze function, either. Very, very annoying!

Yes, unfortunately we do have a feline alarm clock! On weekday mornings we are up by 6:30 at the latest (I am up at 5:00 most mornings). On weekends, we would dearly love to sleep in, but the darn cat wants to be fed at 6:30!!! I suppose we created the monster by feeding him immediately upon awakening. (we feed him as we get our coffee). On weekends he will come to our room and meow VERY LOUDLY repeatedly until we get up. There is no sleeping through this sound..he sounds like a child crying or a woman whining! He will eventually hop onto the bed and put his nose right on ours ....and let his whiskers tickle our faces!

the cats will usually pick one cat it seems as an envoy if we have slept past morning can time.he will come upstairs and wake me up by yowling in the hall. they have dry food available to them,but they want the can NOW lol