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Help: How to Lure a Cat Into a Pet Carrier
I've set up one of those big collapsible cat carriers in my bedroom
for the past month, with one of Mrs. Sweet Cheek's pillows, her brushes, and some cat nip. The cat nip was the only thing that got her to go completely in to the cage, but interestingly, the attraction wore off in a matter of days. She completely ignores the cat nip now, when I try to use it as a lure. I don't want to put tuna fish in my bedroom (I have the cage set up in my room because she spends most of her time there); the smell would be too unpleasant. She hasn't been to a vet in years because she runs and scratches pretty badly if you try to hold her for more than a few seconds. Is the only way of luring her to throw a towel over her? Now how relaxed will THAT be, when she has a four or five hour trip to her new home ahead of her? This problem is totally driving me crazy, so any help here or by email would be greatly appreciated. |
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