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RE: via dailycatsblog || 5 Phrases That Calm Cats Instantly: Purrfect Facts
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via and here I thought cats had more chocolate bars named after them than dogs, I was right but for the wrong reasons bc I actually only knew of the one: KitKat :D cats rule!
never raise your voice to your cat, it will create a lasting threat memory which will colour every interaction it has with you for years to come—yelling/lunging at your cat will do this & cause ur cat to avoid you, slink around lowly, and may even pee on your side of the bed..
via It's gonna be ok, I promise, lovely.. | "I'm re-calibrating like a cat by being clingy." Purrfect Facts: The basic rules your cat expects you to follow | but on a serious note, i understand why u'd be despondent || AOG: When You're Stuck in Yesterday's Pain
when a playful trusting cat suddenly becomes a nervous stranger in his own home, this is a telltale sign you have broken your cat's trust. Threats & punishment can be perceived as dangerous to your cat, its nervous system fires up & tells your cat to remember this for long-term survival which in turn becomes a lasting behaviour in response to being yelled at or punished. Cat logic is this person just became unpredictable & not safe, they may not have the same ability to understand this punishment is linked to certain behaviours—even if we yell at it as they are in the act of knocking s/t over, they assume you are being loud & unpredictable so they will avoid you or become hyper vigilant. When you spray them with water, swat near them, or make sudden aggressive movements—you're not teaching them anything, except that you are a threat. The consequences ripple outward in heartbreaking ways, they may even begin to avoid specific rooms or areas associated with the punishment; or develop redirected anxiety where they express it through inappropriate urination, aggressive play, or destructive scratching. It is not revenge, it is a nervous system stuck in survival mode—unable to regulate stress bc the one being who should represent safety has become a source of fear.
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5 Mistakes That Instantly Break Your Bond With Your Cat | Purrfect Facts Forced interactions, esp. female is a no no, they need safe space up high in every room; pay attention to the slightest sign of agitation like twitching ears/tail movements or if they pull back slightly, or immediately lick the area you touched, or worse display tonic immobility. Yesterday watched a clip recalling how Justin Bieber showed some signs of this when he was younger, as he was processing the discomfort of being forced into situations a child should never have been exposed to..so heartbreaking. I think all these lessons about pet care translate into all of life, esp. those who have a history of abuse.
Tonic immobility (TI) is an involuntary, temporary state of profound motor inhibition, muscle rigidity, suspended movement triggered by extreme fear or threat, acting as a last-resort defense mechanism when fight-or-flight fails. It involves dissociation, analgesia, in humans, is commonly reported during sexual assault or traumatic events.Â