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Q:I have a 3 year old (spayed, indoor) female cat. She is extremely timid and runs away from most people. It took me about a year to be able to touch and pet her (and some day I hope to pet her belly!). She is fairly comfortable around me now, but in the last while she has become much more timid and jumpy. We moved to a new apartment recently that had a several cats. While the smell of these previous cats has made Molly meow and talk much more (good thing!), she has also become very jumpy. For example, I was reading a book the other night and she was at my feet. When I turned the page of the book, the noise scared her and she just about jumped out of her skin.
I read in this forum a while ago about a safe (hopefully natural) tonic that I can give to my cat to help to calm her. Can anyone remember the name of the tonic? I would like to investigate it to see if it might help Molly.
Alternatively, if you think that I am "off the wall" with this, can anyone make any recommendations.
I read in this forum a while ago about a safe (hopefully natural) tonic that I can give to my cat to help to calm her. Can anyone remember the name of the tonic? I would like to investigate it to see if it might help Molly.
Alternatively, if you think that I am "off the wall" with this, can anyone make any recommendations.
A:I think it's rescue remedy you're looking for...
A:That's exactly it. Does it work? I'm not looking for any major personality changes, just a cat with a little less jumpiness.
A:I've never used it... It's worth a try.