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Title: I NEED A Cat Whisperer-Does that exist ?
created on 19 Sep 09

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1. mrozowski wrote: Cute. One must exist. Maybe it can whisper to my two to quit fighting. Let me know if you find one!
2. indigo wrote: I'm in desperate need...we have an outdoor cat who is now an indoor cat for the past year and a half and he wails and howls all the time, like 3 - 4 in the morning. He sounds like he is sick or in trouble but he looks fine, he just stands or walks around
3. indigo wrote: and wails (meows LOUDLY), we did have another one but he died of heart failure, maybe it affected this one. I'm home all day and night and it is slowly driving me NUTS! When we had two, they use to fight also, two males.
4. Dragon wrote: I had similar trouble with mine. There are a couple things you can try, there's a product called Feliway which is like a Glade Plug In for cats. It emits a pheromone scent which is calming to cats (humans can't smell it). You can try a product called Res
5. Angela wrote: Is he neutered? BTW I do speak cat.
6. Dragon wrote: Rescue Remedy, it's a neutroceutical you should be able to find at health food stores. You just put a drop or 2 into his mouth or in his water daily. It also acts to reduce anxiety.
7. Dragon wrote: I had to resort to medications, I put mine on Amitriptyline for 2 or 3 months starting at a high dose and gradually weaning him off it. I've never had a problem since. You'd have to talk to a vet about that.
8. katpedro wrote: Lots of cat talk. But It is great to know.
9. Sakari wrote: I used the Rescue remedy many years ago on a cat that I has when another one died. She morned the loss of her campanion for many years.They slept curled up together is a big ball. She just didn't know what to do withiout her friend. Be patient with the
10. Sakari wrote: your cat. Since our dog passed a few weeks ago our cats (3) act kinda strange, and they didn't even like her.
11. indigo wrote: Thanks Dragon, I'll look into it with our vet because it is getting worse, I even thought we should maybe get another cat...this one, Cassie is 11 years old.
12. Angela wrote: Probably a psychological problem. If above doesn't work, the vet can give you sedatives or antidepressants.
13. indigo wrote: Thanks Angela, that could be the answer...I mean it can't be good for the cat to feel like that...
14. mrozowski wrote: Our female calico mourned the loss of our female gray tabby for several months before realizing...hey, I'm the boss now. It took another year for her to really settle in. However, she and the male brown tabby are 5 or 6 years apart and she can't stand t
15. mrozowski wrote: she can't stand the scamp! She and the grey tabby had lived together for only 4 years. If the vet doesn't help, perhaps a tamer compantion would help.
16. kmkagle wrote: I think your kitty is just plain lonesome. Does it he have a friend outside that you don't know about? My friends call me the dog whisperer. Ha, ha.
17. indigo wrote: No he doesn't. We moved here Dec.1 2007 and he left a very comfortable neighborhood where he was the alpha male. I think he is lonely, I'm just no sure if another cat would help and would they fight. I'd love a dog BIG TIME, but my husband doesn't want
18. indigo wrote: to go through the pain and heartbreak we experienced with the loss of our beloved boxer and just recently, a year ago 1 of our cats.