Awww :3 My kitty is very affectionate but his way of showing affection is by grabbing ur arm super hard and biting and kicking it as if it wasn’t attached to a living being X3
DAMN O.O thankfully mine only does that to cardboard so I just give him boxes and let him have fun with them until the tiny pieces of carboard start getting annoying X3 Isn’t there a spray thingie that u spray on a surface and it makes them not want to go there and eventually they learn not go there even without the spray? I dont know if it would work for this or how it was called but I remember using it once and it worked :3 Also my cat usually stops trying to do things when u push him away a few times, but that doesn’t always work X3
Oh and there’s also an opposite to that spray, it sprays some sort of pheromones that they feel comfy around :3
Yeah, it took about a couple weeks to teach Emily to leave the house furniture alone, but after several months, I had to admit defeat with Charlotte lol. I later heard about those kinds of sprays, but by then it was too late lol.
I use the other kind of spray you mentioned to make them more comfortable with their carriers for vet visits, though, and that works pretty well 🙂
:O That’s smart! I use it for when he’s going to be alone for a few days or if I want him to feel more comfy in a new bed or something, but I somehow didnt think of using it on people/vets X3 ty for that idea! :3
Oh right, I misread that X3 Mine doesn’t have an issue with carriers but ye that would also be a good idea in case one time he’s scared of them! :D U’re welcome for the accidental help X3
Awww :3 My kitty is very affectionate but his way of showing affection is by grabbing ur arm super hard and biting and kicking it as if it wasn’t attached to a living being X3
In that case, Charlotte really loves this chair 😄
DAMN O.O thankfully mine only does that to cardboard so I just give him boxes and let him have fun with them until the tiny pieces of carboard start getting annoying X3 Isn’t there a spray thingie that u spray on a surface and it makes them not want to go there and eventually they learn not go there even without the spray? I dont know if it would work for this or how it was called but I remember using it once and it worked :3 Also my cat usually stops trying to do things when u push him away a few times, but that doesn’t always work X3
Oh and there’s also an opposite to that spray, it sprays some sort of pheromones that they feel comfy around :3
Yeah, it took about a couple weeks to teach Emily to leave the house furniture alone, but after several months, I had to admit defeat with Charlotte lol. I later heard about those kinds of sprays, but by then it was too late lol.
I use the other kind of spray you mentioned to make them more comfortable with their carriers for vet visits, though, and that works pretty well 🙂
:O That’s smart! I use it for when he’s going to be alone for a few days or if I want him to feel more comfy in a new bed or something, but I somehow didnt think of using it on people/vets X3 ty for that idea! :3
I meant these carriers
Though come to think of it, maybe it WOULD work on people too 🤔 😄
Oh right, I misread that X3 Mine doesn’t have an issue with carriers but ye that would also be a good idea in case one time he’s scared of them! :D U’re welcome for the accidental help X3