Oh What to do...

Maggie3fan

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I like Yvonne's thought. Could she be deaf? Have you noticed if she can hear or not?
You can try tin foil on items you don't want her on. Maybe a water spray bottle? Can of rocks to shake loudly at her when she is doing something wrong.
I have never had a cat get on counters or tables. I don't know why though. Seems most people have trouble with that.
This is my first cat like this...She is the same as my mother, selectively deaf
 

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My elderly dog absolutely "pretends" to be deaf and or blind sometimes. But i notice if we are out for a walk he has no problem seeing a cat all the way across the street, or a squirrel in the back yard, or hears the treat jar opening. Good luck with her, she's a beauty!
 

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