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General Emotional Support

How to keep cats happy. More articles coming soon...for now let's talk about vet visits and car rides.

This is Gaby's Andy "playing" with mousies.
Car rides and vet visits
Written by booeymom   

I have two kitties – Missy and Trikki – who are absolute angels at home, but the poor vets and techs who meet them wouldn’t know it because they’re total hellions when they're there. By planning ahead, and visualizing a positive outcome both for the drive and the actual visit itself, we get through it without needing an entire suit made of Kevlar. Okay we cheat and use falconer’s gloves sometimes!
Last Updated on Friday, 04 July 2008 17:56
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