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- Declawing – Post-surgery Care And Complications - TheCatSite. com
Cats jump, run, walk, dig in the litter box, and use their paws to pick up food or toys The pain of surgery will make all of those things difficult and painful to do Once a situation causes pain, such as digging in the litter box, a cat will avoid the area where the pain happened—then he’s in trouble for not using the litter box too
- Can you get a cat used to a new house by putting butter on their paws . . .
11 I was recently told a trick about how to get your cat used to a new house, after moving The trick is to put butter on the cat's paws The cats will lick the butter off their paws, and as they associate cleaning with places they like, they'll start associating the new house with a safe place It's NLP anchoring for cats, apparently
- Cat kneading with all 4 paws | TheCatSite
My present cat won't sit on my lap, but he does it on a blanket He will use all four paws, and his back will be arching upward, just like your cat There seems to be some disagreement about the reason for this behavior This is what kittens do when they try to squeeze milk out their mother's teat
- Peeling Paw Pads | TheCatSite
1 Location Philadelphia I have just noticed in the last week or so that 2 Dope's paw pads seem to be peeling They look pretty normal otherwise No discoloration or anything that resembles an infection He is an indoor cat He is fairly new to the house, maybe 1 1 2 months I have two other cats who have never had this happen to them
- Why do cats not like their front paws being held?
3 Cats don't usually like to have their paws held, touched, or anything like that If they are in a mellow mood and trust you they might not mind as much My "grrrls" tend not to mind me gently petting their front paws, but the ones I've had longer (and bonded more with) are more tolerant of it Paws are a sensitive area that they depend on
- Why does my cat wash her paws in her water? - Pets Stack Exchange
The litter getting into the water from the cat's paws is a byproduct of this behavior Try a different brand of litter that might be less "sticky", or make sure that you are scooping the litter box frequently so it's nice and dry in there I would be willing to bet that this problem will solve itself over time
- Any ideas on how to get rid of tar on a cats foot? | TheCatSite
Mayonnaise or mineral or olive oil Apply to kitty and try to keep it on there for 30 minutes-wrap the foot in gauze and tape I guess to cover the goop Then after time is up mechanically work on tar with your fingers After removed wash and rinse oily product from paw I found this on a site to remove tar from humans
- Cat Has Dried Tar On Its Paw And I Cant Get It Off | TheCatSite
Purraise 14,440 If she's easy to handle aside from her paws, doing what Furballsmom suggested would be a good idea Put the oil on her paw, then wrap it up and hold her (hence being easy to handle) for 20 minutes or so, then see if you can use a comb to loosen the tar If you have a slicker brush, it might bust it up easier than a comb (which
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