thread: Overly affectionate cat

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2004
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    Re: Overly affectionate cat

    There is something called Feliway that may be of use. Try the vet or a decent pet store

  2. #2
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    Aug 2006
    On the other side of this screen!!!
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    Re: Overly affectionate cat

    Maybe get his health checked at the vet, make sure he's physically comfy. Maybe he feels the cold more now he doesn't have his furry friend, so a snuggly self-warming bed might be just the thing for him.

  3. #3
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    Apr 2006
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    Re: Overly affectionate cat

    You can use rescue remedy on pets. The vet told me to give some to my dogs and cat in preparation for all the travel for our move to Australia from NZ. I gave it to them for a few weeks prior and the cat was sleeping on her back with her feet in the air in the car on the way to the airport! Certainly chilled her out. That was years ago now though, maybe it isn't the done thing now.

  4. #4
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    Feb 2010
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    Re: Overly affectionate cat

    If a new cat is out of the question what about going to a vinnies and trying to find a big cuddly toy or some sort or furry, shaggy blanket that he might like to cuddle up to. My cat loves sitting with us but when I had the girls woolen underlay from there bed on the clothes airer inside he thought it was the perfect bed and not spends 90% of him time sleeping on it

    I would suggest a vet check up too, would not hurt. Also does he gravitate more to one of you or just whoever he can cuddle with?