Cats may not want to be picked up because they prefer to have their feet on the ground and feel more secure that way. Being picked up can make them feel vulnerable or uncomfortable.
probably because your daughter picked it up by the tail... you should not allow your daughter to pick up your cat by its tail.
Approach the cat calmly and slowly, avoiding sudden movements. Use a towel or blanket to gently scoop up the cat from underneath, supporting its body. Avoid grabbing the cat by its legs or tail. If the cat continues to resist, it's best to respect its boundaries and try again later.
No, it does not hurt a cat to be picked up by the scruff of their neck, as long as it is done gently and properly. This is a natural way for mother cats to carry their kittens. However, it is important to support the cat's body when picking them up to avoid any discomfort or injury.
It is not recommended to pick up a cat by the scruff as it can be uncomfortable and potentially harmful for the cat. It is best to support their body properly when lifting them.
A cat should be grasped by the scruff of the neck when picking it up. A cat has very loose skin just behind the head and it will not hurt them to get picked up by this loose skin.
The cat may be having bladder issues.. or may have just had to go really bad when picked up. Keep an eye on the cat, and if he seems to be having problems take him to a vet.
Cats may dislike being picked up because it can make them feel vulnerable and restricted, as they prefer to have control over their movements and surroundings.
You could just have picked it up in such a way that you hurt the cat, but if you usually do this and it never caused this reaction, then I would take the cat in to your vet and have it checked out.
They could have picked them up from a cat or even their owner! Always check and consult your vet!
maybe she doesn't want to be picked up
Your cat was paralyzed in the front paws, because the dog picked it up by the neck.
Cats may not like being picked up because it can make them feel insecure or threatened. They prefer to have all four paws on the ground for stability and control.