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		By: Lorena Ávila		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.catfooddispensersreviews.com/how-to-gain-your-cat-trust/#comment-52808&quot;&gt;Marcia Johnson&lt;/a&gt;.

Hello Marcia, since your cat was a stray she is not used to be trapped so that puts a lot of stress in her. What I personally do with my cat is the following: I set up the carrier somehow in vertical position with the gate open in a room where my cat is not. Make sure your cat WON&quot;T see the carrier at all. Then grab your cat with love, not letting it see the carrier and then put it inside the carrier fast and shut the gate. If this doesn&#039;t work and your cat is still stressful urinating out of stress I suggest you asking your Vet to provide you a sedative for your cat, not too strong just enough to mellow it and go through this process with less stress. Hope that helps!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.catfooddispensersreviews.com/how-to-gain-your-cat-trust/#comment-52808">Marcia Johnson</a>.</p>
<p>Hello Marcia, since your cat was a stray she is not used to be trapped so that puts a lot of stress in her. What I personally do with my cat is the following: I set up the carrier somehow in vertical position with the gate open in a room where my cat is not. Make sure your cat WON&#8221;T see the carrier at all. Then grab your cat with love, not letting it see the carrier and then put it inside the carrier fast and shut the gate. If this doesn&#8217;t work and your cat is still stressful urinating out of stress I suggest you asking your Vet to provide you a sedative for your cat, not too strong just enough to mellow it and go through this process with less stress. Hope that helps!</p>
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		By: Marcia Johnson		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Aug 2019 15:57:58 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[One area I was hoping to find advice on is catching a cat to go into a carrier for a trip to the vet. My cat is a stray that I brought indoors. She has slowly become a little sociable, but hides under the bed most of the time. Her personality changes at night. She likes to sleep on my bed. I was excited when she chose to join me. Eventually she has let me pet her head, chin, cheeks, back. She has recently found a long red ribbon a fun play toy. I am delighted to see her playfulness, even for a short time.
BUT..... how do I get ahold of her to put her into her carrier for a vet visit? She needs her nails cut once a month. The activity of pushing her out from under the bed, cornering her and wrapping her in a blanket cause her such stress that she pees all over the areas she tries to escape. Then the trust is broken for several days. Thoughts? Suggestions?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One area I was hoping to find advice on is catching a cat to go into a carrier for a trip to the vet. My cat is a stray that I brought indoors. She has slowly become a little sociable, but hides under the bed most of the time. Her personality changes at night. She likes to sleep on my bed. I was excited when she chose to join me. Eventually she has let me pet her head, chin, cheeks, back. She has recently found a long red ribbon a fun play toy. I am delighted to see her playfulness, even for a short time.<br />
BUT&#8230;.. how do I get ahold of her to put her into her carrier for a vet visit? She needs her nails cut once a month. The activity of pushing her out from under the bed, cornering her and wrapping her in a blanket cause her such stress that she pees all over the areas she tries to escape. Then the trust is broken for several days. Thoughts? Suggestions?</p>
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