- e-Vet ALERT: Possible Spring Pet Injuries
- We have lost two special animals this past month
- e-Vet ALERT: Valentine dangers to your pet – roses, lilies, raisins, chocolate and more.
- $5 provides a box of Valentine’s cookies for a dog, or a box of heart-shaped treats for a cat
- e-Vet ALERT: Beware Ibuprofen in Dogs
I have a question about…CAT’S BEHAVORIAL
I RESCUED A MALE, TABBY CAT TWO YEARS AGO. HE IS NOW THREE YEARS OLD. HE WAS NEUTERED AND I DO NOT KNOW WHY HE WAS PLACED INTO A SHELTER. I HAVE NOTICED AS WE WERE REDOING OUR ENTIRE UPSTAIRS OF OUR HOME, HE BEGAN TO ATTACK ME, BY BITING MY HANDS/ARMS OR BOTH, DRAWING BLOOD, WHERE I NEEDED ANTIBACTICS DUE TO INFECTION. IT MAY HAVE EVEN HAPPENED SOONER, I JUST CAN’T REMEMBER. THEY SAY CATS DO NOT LIKE CHANGES. OTHER THAN THIS, HE IS A VERY LOVING CAT, A LAP CAT AND WANTS TO BE WITH ME DAY AND NIGHT. I’VE BEEN TOLD IT IS A BEHAVORIAL PROBLEM, OR THAT IT IS HIS WAY OF SHOWING ME AFFECTION. I DO NOT WANT TO GIVE HIM BACK AS I LOVE HIM SO MUCH. I GOT HIM AFTER I SUFFERED SEVERE DEPRESSION. I’M AFRAID THAT IT WOULD KILL ME TO GIVE HIM UP. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!! THANK YOU.
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Your cat is suffering from anxiety. An animal communicator may be able to define and help you to correct what is bothering your cat. Alternatively, you may try drug therapy with amitriptylline and feline appeasement pheromone spray. See your veterinarian for these products.