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In response to "There was no warning. Went from liking it to drawing blood in one second. Matted fur got snagged, I guess." by Beryllium

Not to minimize the distress, but hitting a snag would elicit that behavior in all our cats

Posted by TWuG Feb 1 '15, 10:24

It's situational behavior that isn't likely to be repeated outside that situation.

What you've describe is just what comes with having cats. If that doesn't fit within your household, I understand, but make sure if you surrender the animal you do so at a no-kill facility. It wouldn't be fair for the cat to face being euthanized just for being a cat.

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Yeah, I got bit good last week by Olive when I accidentally clipped a nail too far. - Kim Pine Feb 1, 10:43 1
- Nailclipping is almost always why I get bitten or scratched by the cats. - TWuG Feb 1, 10:52

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Not to minimize the distress, but hitting a snag would elicit that behavior in all our cats

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