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Re: Help please! Scary cat behavior
DIR By: VanGoghSunflowers
Date: May 13, 2025, 10:36 pm
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> [quote author=acl-ny link=topic=2916.msg323062#msg323062
date=1747177203]
> [quote author=nsw11 link=topic=2916.msg323059#msg323059
date=1747175761]
> So I tried to take the cats to the vet today. I couldn't not
get Lil Sis in the box, and trying has freaked her out. She's
having the same time of tantrums she did after her vaccines last
year. Mostly at me, occasionally at her sister (who was a good
kitty and went in the box but probably smelled like the vet when
she got back), but mostly at nothing at all. Kitty PTSD. I'm
getting a mobile vet for the next exams. Everyone here is
totally stressed.
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I used to leave the carrying case out, with a towel or tshirt in
it, and I'd put some treats in it for them so they would
associate it with something other than a trip to the vet. Maybe
something like that would help? OTOH, thank goodness for mobile
vets!
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I do the same and Nori often sleeps in it. She still doesn't
like being put in it. So YMMV.
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Same with the Facebiter.
[member=81]nsw11[/member], Lil Sis might benefit from some
gabapentin. It's not enough to make the Facebiter cooperate at
the vet, but it is enough to get him there. But if you have
access to a mobile vet and that works for you, I guess that
won't be an issue!
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