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RE: Rescue Remedy

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Posted by: PHMadameAlto at Tue Jan 4 20:08:10 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHMadameAlto ]  
   

You are doing your best at this point. Some people do take a drop or two and rub it on the tip of the ears, and if your cats do tolerate that you might try that. There is also a Rescue Remedy cream which is supposed to do well. Don't drop anything IN the ears unless directed to do so by the vet.

The Feliway Comfort Zone plug ins may help, although they are pricey.

Slowing down the introduction process is the way to go right now. The "hissy" kitty with the re-directed agressing may need to have some sort of anti-anxiety medication prescribed by your vet. Usually these are prescibed and then after the cat learns not to be afraid they are gradually withdrawn. If the kitty is still attacking her sister, please call the vet.

Good luck to you!

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