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RE: Cats that chew

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Posted by: CarolEm&Ed at Mon Dec 18 11:38:02 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CarolEm&Ed ]  
   

My Eddie used to gnaw on socks. Now I make sure he always has at least one of those soft furry cat toys available to him. That seems to satisfy his need to gnaw. (Of course I have to keep a close eye on them so when he chews a hole in one I can throw it away before he tries to eat the stuffing.)
Maybe it would be worth a try to see if you can redirect your kitty's attention.

Carol, Emily, & Eddie




>>Siamese cats are predisposed to a certain behavior called "wool sucking" which can progress into "wool chewing"...it's not as prevalant per se in Tonks...but...being that they are partly Siamese I guess sometimes they have to gentically get more than just the good looks!!!!
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>>Here is an article about it...I'm familiar with it because my Finster is the resident sock eater...
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>>http://www.petplace.com/cats/wool-sucking/page1.aspx
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>>Hope this helps...


   

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