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Old 06-11-2009, 07:47 AM
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cat stress licking

hi

New to here so bear with me if in the wrong place .

Our cat started off stress licking when we got our new pup, Cat was used to a dog but a sedate one and not a raving lunitic one.
Been to the vets and have various tablets or sprays, but to no avail.
Dont think it is now a stress related but now a habit.
Its on his back legs but now on the front as well.
If we can nudge him everytime he does it it seems to get a bit better, but then goes back to normal if we forget

Anyone had this and how to deal with it as the vets are just costing us money each time but its still happening

Thanks to all
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Old 06-11-2009, 07:58 AM
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Re: cat stress licking

Have you tried a few Feliway plug-in diffusers around the house and perhaps some Bachs Rescue Remedy in his water?
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