>>My cat has also done the grabbing act! If your cat isn't causing any pain, then it's best to forget it, but if there is pain invovled, you'll need to put the cat into a "time out" situation. Just calmly pick up the cat, take it to a room you can close off and put him/her in there for about three minutes. Don't yell, talk or anything.

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>> Smile, it will make them wonder what you are up to!



That sounds like a good plan to me. Who wants to come try picking Patches up and putting her in a time out? Volunteers welcome MOL!!
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Jaime owned by

Mya the dog

and the cats:Crash, Moxie, Gabby and sometimes Tucker

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• Abusive pet? - wildgenesis, Wed May 19 19:34:41 2004
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