Does it help your kitten from biting your hands and wrists to calm him down? I have tried everything to stop him?
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It helps with my cats getting along with each others. I would suggest to replace hands with a toy and train him to see the difference.
214686
The best way to stop a kitten from biting your hands is to start ignoring the kitten as soon as he bites. Just remove your hands, hide them, and stop the interaction completely. Also, make sure no one else in the family is using his hands to "play fight" with the kitten. Guys (who sometimes have thicker skin on their hands) can be really bad about doing this, and it actually "teaches" the kitten to bite and scratch. Also, if you have just the one kitten, adding a second one often helps by giving your kitten a friend to play with. This "play fighting" is normal kitten behavior, and it often helps to add a playmate to the mix. The best way to stop a kitten from biting your hands is to start ignoring the kitten as soon as he bites. Just remove your hands, hide them, and stop the interaction completely. Also, make sure no one else in the family is using his hands to "play fight" with the kitten. Guys (who sometimes have thicker skin on their hands) can be really bad about doing this, and it actually "teaches" the kitten to bite and scratch. Also, if you have just the one kitten, adding a second one often helps by giving your kitten a friend to play with. This "play fighting" is normal... » Read More The best way to stop a kitten from biting your hands is to start ignoring the kitten as soon as he bites. Just remove your hands, hide them, and stop the interaction completely. Also, make sure no one else in the family is using his hands to "play fight" with the kitten. Guys (who sometimes have thicker skin on their hands) can be really bad about doing this, and it actually "teaches" the kitten to bite and scratch. Also, if you have just the one kitten, adding a second one often helps by giving your kitten a friend to play with. This "play fighting" is normal kitten behavior, and it often helps to add a playmate to the mix. « Show Less
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I have only used for my kitty once as she gets traumatized when we have to car travel and she did seem a bit calmer. She does have a biting habit, but as long as I give her plenty of chewable toys she is satisfied. Her favorite chew article is cardboard, but depending on the age of your kitten I might not give that to him. Sometimes cats never grow out of chewing, such as the case with my adopted kitty, but they just need something to chew on other than your hands. Hopefully it works out with your kitty.
2208166
Every feline is different. This product did not work at all for my cat...so I am not sure if it would work. I work with feral cats who are sometimes unable to even touch...I use a safe trap with tuna...also, your vet may be able to recommend something to calm her for her grooming. Hope this helps.
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Sorry to hear that! I'm not sure if this product will work.. it keeps them from biting their body well but they might could still scratch their face with their back paw. I'd say it's a coin flip. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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It seems that everyone has different experiences with the product based on their individual cat's nature. For me, it doesn't keep the cat away from a piece of furniture (and therefore wouldn't prevent jumping on it), but it DID work to keep her from vertically scratching the side of the furniture. But you do have to be diligent, and spray the area daily for a few weeks. It's not a spray-it-once and forget it kind of product.
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For us: It has helped to calm a kitty from trying to mark his area, to make a safe space, once I used enzyme fluid to remove the urine smell and washed everything. It *could* work for your situation, but no guarantees. We can definitely notice the kitties are calmer and more comfortable in the sprayed areas.
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I wrapped my cat up firmly in a towel and had my daughter hold her. I wrapped under her shoulders and the rest of her to do the front paws then I wrapped under her neck down to her bottom feet to do her hind paws. I did this over a course of two days because she was getting too squirmy. That is what my vet recommended, it keeps the cat safe and calm for the most part. I was able to do one paw at each sitting. Hope this helps. Good luck
2208168
I am not so sure. I used this just to comfort the anxiety of my car who is a bit of a loner. Maybe you should talk to your vet for a tranquilizer. I used to give half a pill to one of my other cats just to take him to the vet. Hope this helps.
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I don't feel like it had any noticeable effect. For myself, It's a lot of money to not recognize that it helps. But, I got mine in hopes that my one cat would calm down and get along with the 2 of our 8 cats (we foster) and it didn't work. Maybe for a move to calm the new environment, it would work. I think it's worth a try for the first month and then hopefully they'll be adjusted by then.
1979086
It calms them down, but a lot of cat behavior is habitual once they start doing it. You might have to retrain the cat once the nervousness is gone. get a water pistol and use it.
1274908
Yeah, I think this may help calm your cat down. It seems to have made our cats much more tolerant and well-behaved.
2208167
I suppose you could try it, but catnip would probably work a lot better. You might check with your vet and ask about a med that would calm the cat, w/o making him/her groggy. We do this with our Doberman when we travel, the med we give him does not "put him to sleep", he is still very alert, but not anxious.
2284882
My cat's veterinarian recommends these collars for nervous cats. I am pretty sure your baby didn't die due to the collar. Sorry, it's always SO hard.
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I think so. This product really works. I would try giving 2 treats before the fear situation. My fearful cat gets 1 treat twice per day and she is about 75% less crazy. Also break treats up bc they are kind of big for one bite.
753876
It might help, I would get a collar for each one of the cats. This helped my 2 that would fight with each other. Good luck!
1970328
I have the same issue with one of my cats. Did you buy this and has it worked for you ?
753941
Yes. I've tried this on several cats and small dogs. It worked instantly to stop bad behaviors of all except one cat who is nearly deaf, and in that case it took a couple of seconds of pressing the button before there was any reaction.
712163
Yes it works. It calms the cat down so the cat can relax and not be so anxious around people.