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How to get your cat to come inside
Call your cat's name.
Obvious of course, but if your cat doesn't respond in the first 30 seconds, she's either out of ear shot or not wanting to come in.
If this is the case, don't let your voice betray your frustration.
OPTIONS:
a). Instead, shut the door and do something else for 5 minutes, and then try again. A cat that is hiding may change her mind and be there the next time you call, once she realizes the open door is not permanent.
b). Don't shout at your cat to come inside. Saying " come home! " will only make her more agitated, as if you actually want to know if she's already inside.
c). Simply say " you come inside! " Tell the cat to come in. If you're lucky, she can come inside easily.
d). Instead, ask your cat to come in and give her a command. She may not respond at first, but once she does become more comfortable coming into your presence and enjoying being around you, you'll know this isn't a refusal to come inside.
a).