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The following is a translation of the Greek text What should we do first? We in our community are often asked to sort through "problem" animals by my sister, who is a veterinarian. Several animal shelters were also unable to take in animals because of the Covid virus, so they contacted Our friends who organize foster homes for pets in our local area got a call from a friend on April 1, 2020, and they said there was a cat who was just one week old and his mother had been A bottle would not be taken by him because he had no siblings. He was violently rejected by his neighbors' mother cat and kittens when he was introduced to them. It was living in the driveway of a vacant lot that had a nest of owls in its trees when we found this adorable tiny Bengal mix kitten. In constant flight or fight mode, the little guy acted like a dog. It was the owner of the property who set out dry cat food for a week old kitten. This made him malnourished and unable to sleep at night. The only way to save him was by rescuing When we went to see the kitten earlier that day, it'd been thundering and such for a few days, and he was feral, covered in fleas, and so scared he just shook at the mere thought of touching us. His claws and teeth were all over the place. As soon as we brought him home, we carefully bathed him and bought formula for him. It was only when he was tucked up in the corner of a cat bed that he would drink formula from a bowl that was close to him. His refusal to take a bottle of water is understandable. He always drew blood when he was petted for short periods of time. We kept him alive and carefully petted him for short periods of time. The older cat was very gentle, and we hoped socializing with another calm cat would help him socialize. However, he refused to speak with the older cat. However, he went straight for the throat. As the weeks went on, despite handling him daily, he only wanted to attack humans. We had to keep him confined in a room with little stimulation and take turns taking care of him and sleeping in the same room with him. We contacted my sister after every few days. This was an attack we'd never seen before, because he was so aggressive. Although we have rescued and helped a great deal of animals, rescuing Bowie was the biggest challenge yet (even more than rescuing wild horses in the past). My sister, the vet, suggested we get him into a shelter with other kittens, as he may have single kitten syndrome (lack of social skills, since he does not have any examples of how to act around other cats). Her attention was also drawn to the change in patterning in his fur and to the fact that he was a three-color male. Upon learning that Bowie is his own kind of cat, I realized he is a chimera. This meant that he may have both male and female hormones (read about chimera cats, they are fascinating), adding to that the fact that he was traumatized from an early age and that he was a single kitten, really he was an awful The Corona virus made it impossible to foster him with another litter of kittens because he could not be bred. When the Covid virus was raging, we called a local animal shelter and explained that we were fostering him through the group that was taking in animals. As a result of what we explained, we asked if Bowie could stay with the kittens there for a couple of weeks to become We were allowed to adopt him back after he was socialized after being taken in by the shelter. As a result, we took him there (he was about 5 weeks old by this point and was still just as feral as day one, even after a month of gentle, love and attention). Several days later, we received word that the animal shelter considered him healthy and ready for adoption. He got him his shots and neutered (a instructed her to pick him up. In the first few minutes after we picked him up, he started drawing blood and Despite the fact that he was a problem for them, they gave us a chance to come get him instead of having him put down. In most shelters, this is most likely what they would have done. In addition to Bowie, we also decided to take in another kitten (who is very calm and level headed and whose time was up) at the suggestion of my sister, so she could at least play next to him if they were kept together in playpens. In order to keep Bowie from being alone with the new kitten, we had to take additional steps. In our home, we did just that we kept the kittens next to each other, protecting the new kitten with a screen so they could bat, play, and study each other. Bowie's feral nature was still evident- I was not sure why he could not just In addition to having little sleep and no food, we suspected that there was something else going on with him. In the end, we were unable to solve the problem after two weeks. At first, we thought we'd have to just build a catio so Bowie could live separately, but next to other cats, and not have a normal life, but the best life that he could have. Our first step was to buy all sorts of things to calm him, and then we bought this calming collar and placed it around There is no doubt. The collar finally got Bowie to rest, and he began eating healthier food after a week. After I placed it on him, he finally began sleeping next to me. Within a couple of days, he began rubbing up against us and bonding with us. A week later, he was rubbing up against us for the first time. His age was still too high for him. There was no aggression, but he was still active. He stopped trying to go for the necks of the other cats as we gradually introduced him to supervised play. The collar's been on Bowie for almost a month and (we just replaced it with a new one). He's a loving and affectionate cat, and we're all stunned by what happened. The animal rescuer who has come back from a lifetime of fostering is a comeback kid story. He began to learn what was not being taught before when he had the collar on. He was able to rest and eat better as a result. Aggression vanished in the fading light. thanks you from the bottom of his heart. Now that I can snap a picture of him without him being all teeth and claws, I actually have a decent picture of him. I took the first two pictures of him trying to walk on all fours at a tiny age, the second picture I tried to take of his coat hair length differences to document the Chimera features in his coat (he wouldn't images are of Bowie in calm mode, and the video won't need any further explanation. sleeps on a favorite blanket now, kneading it with all four paws and feeling the warmth as he does so. My heart is so happy. Since the day you came into our lives and on top of our loves, we've been so crazy about you. If we hold you and show you affection, we do not have to worry about getting clawed and bitten by you. In time, Bowie will have a web site and you tube channel, he is incredible. As a Bengal mix chimera, he is agile and most of all, all that negative energy is now positive energy and instead of clawing with all fours, he lets out baby sounds and kneads with all fours. Very.

Fatima Berry

| Jul 17, 2020

Following the purchase of a more expensive collar of the same type, I decided to buy this one as well. My honest review was offered free of charge in exchange for a free collar.

And as well. I can honestly say that this collar works just as well as the more expensive collar I purchased previously. My apologies for not finding this collar on my own. This collar works wonders for my demanding, one-eyed, senior rescue cat. He has separation problems that manifest in constant meowing, even if you're within eyeshot of him without The collar helped him stop constantly requiring to be stroked for reassurance in just one day. As for the collar's scent, I would describe it as somewhere between a men's shower product and a flea collar. I personally am neither here nor there about the fragrance but I thought I would mention it because it could be a positive or negative factor for some. There is no doubt that I would recommend this collar to other people. It is definitely worth a shot if you've tried sprays, diffusers, and everything else so far for behavioral issues. I especially like the price as compared to a lot of other products on the market.

Madeleine O’NEILL

| Oct 28, 2020

It hurts my eyes to write this, and they are now watering and burning. I then took it off the cat after having it on for about half an hour. She pulled out chunks of her hair from around her neck as she did so. Pets are toxic to citronella, which is one of the main ingredients. Warning I should never have even touched my cat with this product due to the many warnings included with it. You can now see the ingredients and warnings in a photo!.

Charles Barr

| Jun 18, 2021

The cat of my neighbor is going to love this. I don't know why she's so nervous, but she's a very beautiful cat. Never have I seen a cat that jumps so much. Despite my expectations, the process has been more successful than I could have imagined. This spray smells very good and she seems to be more relaxed after using it. This is not an overpowering smell, so even if you are sensitive to strong odors, you probably won't find it overwhelming.

Alexandra HEWITT

| May 25, 2021

The cat I have is a bit of a spaz & During the process of going through it, her arm got caught. The situation could have been worse, but thankfully it did not deteriorate I helped her as soon as she came to me. A horrible piece of rubber (like a rubber band) catches your pet's fur and makes it itch. I believe STRONG is the right word. I found it to have a very strong "old man" scent, like old spice. My cat was irritated by it. Don't let them get you!.

Jair Middleton

| Feb 16, 2021