DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO KEEP CATS OFF THINGS I have a vine in my room hanging from the ceiling and like 2 feet away I have a stackable white drawer thing and my cat decided last night she would jump from the site thing into my vine and apparently she failed a knocked the white thing down and she also got on my desked and knocked down a GLASS bowl off my desk and broke it and the paint bottles that were on my desk where all over my room

My room was destroyed in like 6 hours from one cat

I have to keep my cat locked up in my room at night because she will get on tables, our plant shelf , and destroy the house. We tried anything to punish her but she doesn't stop doing it

Try getting her new toys to distract her, I recommend from the dollar store since they are at a affordable price and if she doesn’t like one there’s always another to try out. If you have the time make her a small bed and heat rice up in a brown lunch bag, she’ll like the warmness and would lay or fall asleep. You can also play with her during the day and don’t stop bothering her, that way when night comes she’ll be tired. Put tin foil on shelf’s so that when she tries to jump on something the noise of the foil will scare her. Also try getting her a scratcher, a sort of big one that she can climb the ones on OfferUp are affordable. Basically give her things to distract her self, you can also buy or try to build a laser point machine when you can turn it on and it’ll create a pattern on the floor so your cat can play. Hopefully one of these things work since I have a cat myself, she’s a small tuxedo cat and she’s learning how to use her claws and discovering how strong she can jump with her hind legs so you can imagen how she jumps everywhere and scratches everything.

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