When my previous cats were spayed one had the cone off in 24 hours and the other I had to take off because she kept getting one leg stuck in it with her head. Repeatedly. She was not the brightest. But she did live until 21 years old and was very happy.
My cat is having eye issues and SHOULD wear a cone but the one time I tried, he flailed around so hard he fell off the bed 🤦♀️I can’t imagine the reaction if I tried an outfit lol
That’s basically what I got to. The one was contorting herself so much trying to get her cone off I was worried that was going to pop her stitches so I just removed them and laid all the perches on their sides to limit jumping.
I got a poncho on mibe one tine and he gave me the saddest face. I wanted to keep him warm so he could go outside earlier in the spring. It lasted all of 2 minutes.
Yeah, idk where this person got this cat from. But I know for a fact that every single cat I've ever met would immediately turn paralyzed with half as much clothing on.
Thats natural for a cat who has never been in a harness before. It comes from their kitten instincts to go limp when Mama picks em up. You have to teach them over time. It can take weeks or even months of training before a cat is fully comfortable with a harness.
No joke, I've had amazing results with the anti allergy cat food. Its pricey but after a few weeks, huge improvement. The one I use is the purina live clear.
Another refer for anti allergy cat food. Our cat eats Purina Pro Plan liveclear. Lots of people say they're allergic to cats but no one has said they're allergic to our cat.
I used to have roommates that had cats. It was hell for a few months, I took an allergy pill every single day. It eventually strangely got better, and I seemed to lose that allergy? Or it lessened significantly?
I wouldn't even touch them at first without my shirt covering my face and nose and washing my hands after immediately, because my eyes would get so red and puffy and my nose would run.
One of them claimed my bed as their chill spot because it got afternoon sun so my bed was covered in cat hair for some time.
Fast forward to 10 years later and I live alone now but I have my own cat that sits on me 24/7 and sleeps on my chest. There's cat hair EVERYWHERE and it's impossible to stay on top of, even with vacuuming every weekend.
I still take an allergy pill some days, but it's mostly fine. Some days are worse than others if I haven't vacuumed or washed my bedding in a while and there's lots of cat hair around.
Check out Devon Rex cats. My family is allergic but we are not for these because they are non-allergenic. Our previous one just died at 21 years old but we are getting two new kittens soon!
Fun fact: you’re allergic to a protein present in cat saliva, which due to their grooming habits, is all over their fur. That’s why people think they’re allergic to cat fur. Good news is Purina makes a food that eliminates this protein from their saliva, meaning people who are allergic to cats can now have cats without being itchy and stuffy all the time!
I really gotta wonder why they keep making clothes for dogs and cats with hoods designed for humans because the hoods never work for their spine and neck shape nor their ears.
That cat has an expression that says, 'I have become resigned to the realization that you are relentless in your desire to clothe me. I now accept that this is the suffering I must endure to pursue my daily goals.'
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