I smash one on the palm of my hand, put the pill in it, and form the treat over it again. I use the cat sack because Bugsy is a BIG cat (18lbs).įor pills, I do not use Pill pockets- they don't work long term (at least for any of my cats)- I use Purina Whisker Lickin's treats - the soft ones. Once you are used to it you can "upgrade" if you want. For someone who is beginning to use bags, I would definitely recommend the Klaw Kontrol - IMHO it is hard to beat that bag. The most durable one is called the cat Sack - this is the one I am using one the video with Bugsy. The most user-friendly is Called Klaw Kontrol. Another cause of this type of stress is a move. She hisses sometimes and retreats back to under the sofa. She stays in hiding all day and doesn’t come out. We have given her treats and she sometimes lets us stroke her. She comes out at night, has a scratch, eats her food and uses the litter tray. One of the primary causes of stress in cats is a change in their environments. Ever since she has been home she has been in hiding. I have used it with all my cats succefully - I rely on it completely. 5 Ways to Help a Hiding Cat Allow Your Cat to Warm Up to Visitors. I made a video a while back of me pilling Bugsy with it - here you go: Why I Love my Cat Bagīugsy went from completely avoiding me at all times, hiding under the bed, to not caring at all - it removed the stress from our relationship. The best advice I can give you, which has saved my relationship with my cat, is to get a cat bag. Good luck with whatever you decide to do. Painful as all get out for us but she was at peace. That is after all, the most I could have hoped for. And in the end, she spent her final time here enjoying us and her home. It was a tough decision, but she was happier. She came back to my lap, didn't run from me as much and became her old self. Did her sub-q fluids at the vets office instead of me doing them at home. Mind you, we tried every which way to Sunday to get her to take them. She hated them, hated me and I didn't think it was right that her final days were spent in fear so we stopped the medication. We've had a kitty that reacted much the same as yours is and it broke my heart when she ran from me whenever she saw me, even if I was just coming to pet her. What about catnip in the area? Can you block access to her favorite hiding spot so she is forced to stay out in the open? Can you vary the times you give her the medication?įor us, we don't want one of the animals to be scared and always nervous when one of us approaches. If she takes off after getting medication, is there a toy or laser light you could have ready to entice her back with? She needs to see you as more than just the delivery vehicle for tastes she doesn't like. If stopping medication is not an option then you need to create some opportunities in the day that do not involve medication.
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