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SuzyandPuffpuff

(397 posts)

4. Yu got this

Reply to WhiteTara (Original post)

Fri Jan 2, 2026, 02:02 PM

11 hrs ago

I worked vet medicine AND animal behavioral issues over thirty years. 1) be patient. This is not a qwik fix. 2) yr cats need to know they're still #1as they r dramatic! ... 3) foster does need learn boundaries but not separated .. make his crate a happy place. Lay with him next to it in it ...cover it so it's den like. Feed treats only in it. Make it the best place ever. And have it in living room so it's happy and part of family. Baby steps...keep us posted as you're doing a kind thing

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Day two with Rosie [View all] WhiteTara 12 hrs ago OP

Thank you, WhiteTara! calimary 12 hrs ago #1

Get Rosie some Rescue Remedy (flower essence blend for trauma) SheltieLover 12 hrs ago #2

thanks! I'm ordering today!!! WhiteTara 11 hrs ago #5

Yw! Pls let me know how quickly her symptoms abate SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #7

It'll settle and get better. Figarosmom 12 hrs ago #3

Yu got this SuzyandPuffpuff 11 hrs ago #4

T:hanks for the advice WhiteTara 11 hrs ago #6

I agree that it will take a lot of patience. brer cat 8 hrs ago #8