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what stresses your cat?
I've been really fortunate with my cats, with the exception of one who
died at a very young age. Now that I have a kitten who may have FHV, I am interested to know what stresses out your cats so I can try to avoid stressing out my Levi. My older cat, Rudy, is extremely easy going in every way. All my cats have been that way. I like to think I have a special way with animals, but I've probably just been lucky. If you could share what you know to be stresses for your kitties, maybe you can help mine. Thanks! |
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what stresses your cat?
Moving their food bowl, moving their litter boxes, car travel, change of
routine, my own stress, dominance issues between my two cats who are littermates and my third, unrelated "bully" cat. Two of my cats don't like to be picked up; the third does. Two of my cats (not the same two) like visitors, the third doesn't. In general, any indication that the world or any portion thereof is not obedient to their whim seems to stress my cats :-) ep "Lynne" wrote in message oups.com... I've been really fortunate with my cats, with the exception of one who died at a very young age. Now that I have a kitten who may have FHV, I am interested to know what stresses out your cats so I can try to avoid stressing out my Levi. My older cat, Rudy, is extremely easy going in every way. All my cats have been that way. I like to think I have a special way with animals, but I've probably just been lucky. If you could share what you know to be stresses for your kitties, maybe you can help mine. Thanks! |
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