You can't - cats don't take well to long-term sedation like what you would need to cover a 3-day trip. The best option is to take it easy while driving - no sudden acceleration or slamming on the brakes, no sudden turns, etc. If your cat is huddling in its carrier, try draping a sheet or blanket over it to shut out the visual stimulation of the scenery flashing by. If your cat is bouncing around, try leaving the blanket off and let your cat watch as the world goes by. Take frequent rest stops (every 2-3 hours) and let you cat have access to the litter box during these stops. Keep a small amount of fresh water available at all times and offer small amounts (like a toddler's handful) of kibble at rest stops.
You can get a cat to sleep by either feeding it before bedtime, or actively playing with the cat throughout the day and in the evening so he or she is sleepy by the time the owner goes to bed.
Cats like routine; many cats have been "taught" to sleep throughout the night, or go to sleep at a particular time in the evening. A cat that gets used to sleeping at certain times will often start doing so without prompting, or rigorous playtime beforehand.
A good way to relax a cat is to rub it. When the cat starts to lay down and is purrying you know it is relaxed. =)
See female cats do not get frustrated it is the person getting frustrated and taking it out on the cat...... So if you chill out the cat will also relax......
Actually no, a cat can not take your breath away. That is only a legend. So relax and feel safe.
If skinks are poisonous critters, take the cat to the vetrerinarian. Otherwise, relax . . . skinks are probably a source of good protein.
older cats dont go well with kittens,the older cat wants to relax...the kitten wants to play.....then that leads up to a fight
A cat perch is usually made of cheap wood and covered by carpeting. There are also versions that attach to a windowsill, their primary function is to allow a cat a place to relax above the ground since it is natural for them to climb for safety.
Petting and talking to him or her in a reassuring tone. Most cat's like to rubbed underneath their neck, behind their ears, and just a gently rub on their backs. A healthy cat treats can sometimes go a long way in calming a cat. Your tone is very important, if your calm, it helps to calm your cat. Here an article helping you choose healthy cat snacks, http://www..cat-health-101.com/cat-treats.html
to relax = neergah (×?רגע)neergah (×?רגע) = to relax
My Cat chases and kills any random critter getting in. My fish relax and calm me (unless something is wrong with tank) My cat amuses me with her antics My daughter loves the cat My daughter loves the fish My wife loves the fish My wife won't let me get rid of the cat They provide a distraction I needed something else to sink money into (sarcasm) Cat was a rescue
relax and calm down
You go to a vet and ask for suggestions. I hope your cat wont lose any of its teeth or have to go to an animal hospital and if you have to take of the cast relax nothing will hapen to its teeth.I wish you luck, and wish the best for your and your cat.
Stroke it, groom it, hold it and really try to find out why it's nervous. I know that if you have your rabbit outside then it may see a cat or something in the garden and be nervous.
Can and relax are verbs.