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msmemory_archive) wrote2008-01-09 03:49 pm
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Wanted: well-behaved cats
The project for the next eight days is to keep the cats quiet. Mostly, really, it's to keep Jez from being harrassed/chased by Jedi, and keep her from trying to lick or chew her stitches. Heh. Good thing
jducoeur is working from home these days!
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A couple of years ago Nishka had a benign tumor removed from her front paw. She came home from the vet with instructions to "not let her run or jump, because she could pop the stitches. I ran all over the house making little "steps" up onto the furniture. Which she looked at, sniffed at, and then jumped up and down *next to.*
On the bright side, I haven't had a cat fuss at their stitches since about 1976. When we had Nishka spayed, there were no stitches - they superglued her back together. Neat!
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There is a product called "Feliway", available from large pet stores and your vet, which is a plug-in dispenser of artificial cat pheromones, the dispersal of which is said to calm cats down. It seems to work with my guys. Expensive, though.
Good luck!
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Isn't that an oxymoron? *grin*
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Good luck!
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