My kitten follows me everywhere....is this normal?

Question

She follows me to the kitchen,to the terrace(if she gets a chance),and if i go to the bathroom for a length of time,when i open the bathroom door,i find her sitting in front of the door. Can anybody tell me why?

Answer 1

  Your kitty probably looks up to you!  In her eyes you are her master- you pet her, feed her, take care of her and be nice to her. I would say that this is a normal habit. She might need some extra attention or something. Next time you go for a yearly check up with your veterinarian, ask! Don't be afraid! That is what they are there for. Or if it is really worrying you then you can go to the vet earlier.

I really hope this helps and Good Luck!

Answer 2

yup my cat does that to.

Answer 3

It means she loves you!!

My sister has a cat very similar - he follows her around all the time, and likes to sleep next to her on her bed. You should feel very lucky - cat's are very choosy about who they associate with!

Answer 4

that's because she thinks u are her mom. kittens do always follow there mom when they are young. it will eventually go away when she grows to an adult till then, give her lots of attention as u can.     she must really like u.

Answer 5

Yes. This usually means that she wants attention and she loves you.

This can actually be a good thing!! ;-)

Answer 6

Because she was taken away from her mommy and she's used to following her mommy around. Now you have taken the place of her mommy. It's endearing that she is following you, she's obviously taken a good liking to you. I have a full grown cat that loves to be where I am when I'm at home. So much so, that he has learned to open the bathroom door when I go in (if he's closed out). I've just grown used to it.

Answer 7

It's totally normal! The kitten probably thinks A) that you are its mother

B) that it is lonely and wants attention, or C) it's wants something. For more info, at your next vet appointment ask your kitten's doctor.

Answer 8

all kittens do tht yes its normal