Skip to main content
Pets

Return to Answer

replaced http://pets.stackexchange.com/ with https://pets.stackexchange.com/
Source Link
Community Bot
Community Bot
  • 1

I recently asked a similar question Calming a cat down after being told noCalming a cat down after being told no. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.

I recently asked a similar question Calming a cat down after being told no. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.

I recently asked a similar question Calming a cat down after being told no. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.

fixed link/ similar not the same, same is a dup
Source Link
user87
user87

I recently asked the samea similar question hereCalming a cat down after being told no. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.

I recently asked the same question here. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.

I recently asked a similar question Calming a cat down after being told no. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.

Source Link
Abdullah Shafique
Abdullah Shafique
  • 1.3k
  • 1
  • 9
  • 20

I recently asked the same question here. The answerer said that I should pick the cat up from his neck and that should calm him down. He also linked a video showing an example which can be watched on youtube.