For Anxious Cats, A Helpful New Product

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This just came in to me from Kate at hauspanther.com -- and I think it's a great concept! How many of us have seen our cats licking frantically at things they derive no actual benefit from? Here is a way to help those cats while providing them with nourishment!
LickiMat Soother Helps Calm & Entertain Your Cat
 
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Cool! I will mention this to my rescue friend. She has been trying to get a cat, Romeo, adopted that bites. So he's seeing a "kitty shrink" The behaviorist suggested food puzzles and an open container filled with water with live tadpoles to keep him busy. Also suggested crickets
 
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maggie101 said:
Cool! I will mention this to my rescue friend. She has been trying to get a cat, Romeo, adopted that bites. So he's seeing a "kitty shrink" The behaviorist suggested food puzzles and an open container filled with water with live tadpoles to keep him busy. Also suggested crickets
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Distraction from an unwanted behavior to one that is acceptable is always good, whether it's humans, cats, or anyone else involved.
 
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Romeo also has a cat wheel that he loves. Expensive but something to keep your cats busy. Also takes walks on a harness
 
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Found at the mall. A little over weight from eating dry food but their working on it! Rescued 9 months, now 13 months

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This looks like it could be useful for kitties that eat too fast. I wonder if the material would be hard to keep clean though and if it would attract bacteria.
 
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mrsgreenjeens said:
Has anyone actually tried this? Just curious.
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I haven't, but Kate at hauspanther (she's the owner) usually, if not always, gets the product before she endorses, or posts about, it, so you might want to leave a comment there. She's very engaged may very well have some input.
 
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