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Mz Pip

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9. Keeping them apart

Reply to bamagal62 (Reply #8)

Mon Jan 16, 2023, 04:19 PM

Jan 2023

I did do that for several days. I kept her in the bedroom with the door closed and then in the cage at night.

Sorry about your daughter and your cat. We do our best but sometimes it just doesn’t work. 😥

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Cat people! Help! [View all] Mz Pip Jan 2023 OP

Couple of questions: bamagal62 Jan 2023 #1

Not feral Mz Pip Jan 2023 #5

Maybe some of the Feliway pheromone diffusers? 3catwoman3 Jan 2023 #2

We used Feliway dispensers after a orange tabby kitten adopted us. LastDemocratInSC Jan 2023 #4

Thanks! Mz Pip Jan 2023 #6

My Cat from Hell DooverBeliever Jan 2023 #3

Excellent! Mz Pip Jan 2023 #7

Thank you for this! Mz Pip Jan 2023 #15

Sounds like she's afraid. bamagal62 Jan 2023 #8

Keeping them apart Mz Pip Jan 2023 #9

Sounds like she need some serious play time to get all Phoenix61 Jan 2023 #10

Yes !!!!! Karadeniz Jan 2023 #11

Agree, much more play time with human parent, and rotating variety of kitty toys. Timeflyer Jan 2023 #13

This is going to sound insane, but it's worked for me. Put two or three in a smaller, confined area Karadeniz Jan 2023 #12

Do you have a room you can set up for crazy little one? peacebuzzard Jan 2023 #14

I second the Jackson Galaxy recommendation. Sky Jewels Jan 2023 #16