Let him in.
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How can you tell if a cat has dementia?
Mine too, only he's also extremely violent when he smells us and realises. My legs are covered in scars after our handful of encounters.
Don't open the door
Unfortunately my cat needs to come and go. Sometimes he's just out there and jumps in (like no hesitation or warning, it's a jump scare every time)
Sometimes he sits out there screaming to be let in though. And my washing machine is in a shed outside.
As an aside, this was a very creepy notification on my door as my doorbell also creates notifications.
"Your doorbell has been activated"
"Don't open the door"
He's orange, that's just where he was standing when he lost the braincell.
Since they're our overlords they wonder why some people wouldn't let them in their own secondary kingdom
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