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Laffy Kat

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6. Oh, she has scratching posts and kitty climbers all over the place.

Sat Feb 25, 2017, 08:29 PM

Feb 2017

It's people she scratches and bites! I don't know why. I got her when she was six weeks old off Craigslist. She was bottle-fed by a nice young woman because he mamma rejected her. She was fine for about a year and then started biting and scratching people. I've had her thoroughly examined and vet says there's nothing wrong with her physically. She's never been mistreated; I treat my pets with kindness and love. She's just "not right." She's my responsibility and I do love her, she's just aggressive.

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My poor kitteh. [View all] Laffy Kat Feb 2017 OP

They always look pathetic when they're coming out of sedation Warpy Feb 2017 #1

The vet asked me if I wanted her to use a reversal to help wake her up. Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #2

Since your kitty reacts that way, it's probably a good idea Warpy Feb 2017 #3

Thanks, I'll talk to the vet about that. Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #10

Heck MFM008 Feb 2017 #4

Scratching post? shenmue Feb 2017 #5

Oh, she has scratching posts and kitty climbers all over the place. Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #6

Sorry shenmue Feb 2017 #7

Have you tried area51 Feb 2017 #16

I know her well enough to know that won't help. Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #19

No cat restraint at the Vet? blogslut Feb 2017 #8

I'll ask about that. Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #9

Maybe you could buy one for yourself blogslut Feb 2017 #11

Thanks for the link! Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #12

Here's a video blogslut Feb 2017 #13

Looks like a solution to me. This is why I love DU. Laffy Kat Feb 2017 #14

Please do let us know. Fla Dem Feb 2017 #17

My dentist needs one of those for me Generic Brad Feb 2017 #15

thanks for posting this Kimchijeon Feb 2017 #18