Caring for pets (Cats, etc.

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https://www.adoptapet.com/blog/how-to-get-an-unwilling-cat-into-a-carrier/

 

Our “burrito cat-into-carrier”  technique is meant for friendly, uninjured cats.

•  Ideally 24+ hours before you need to get the cat into the carrier, casually put the carrier in your bathroom. Do this while your cat is distracted by something, say eating, or someone playing with him, or when he’s sleeping.
• Position the carrier so the door is open & facing the ceiling. So for hard plastic carriers or crates, that would be standing on its end. This will let you take advantage of gravity and with plastic carriers, their slippery plastic sides. 
• Locate a lightweight bath towel that is big enough to wrap around your cat and contain all his legs/paws/claws, but not so big that wrapped around you cat you can’t get him through the carrier door. Put it in the bathroom too.
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https://www.homeoanimal.com/

ANXIETY - ADVANCED KIT

 

 

• Calms worries and fears
• Reduces the diarrhea, palpitations and hypersensitivity caused by stress
• Improves social behavior
• Contains nutrients for the nerves
• Helps to reduce anxiety more rapidly

I will have to thank Sister Wendy for recommending this type of pet medicine.

 

This brand is terribly expensive. Will have to look for a cheaper alternative. The trouble is when after administering the dose,  Miu Miu will start displaying signs of PTSD. Sigh. Why can't cats be more like dogs. My late pedigree furkid (canine) brought me nothing but joy. Cats sure have lots of hang-ups. Oh mine is a feral cat.

Edited March 19, 2021 by Mclove