Why Restraint Bags Are a Good Idea for Cats?
Cat restraint is often necessary to give your cat medication, or if you need to handle his face, mouth or ears or feet. A cat restraint bag can keep your cat restrained without harming him. The zippered bag has room for your cat's legs and a hold for his head; smaller zippered holes in the base of the bag allow you to remove your cat's leg's one at a time. Read on to learn how to properly restrain your cat in a cat restraint bag. Why Restraint Bags Are a Good Idea for Cats? Cats typically hate to endure taking medication, having ear or eye ointment administered, having their teeth brushed, or having their nails trimmed. If you have been handling your cat in this way since he was a kitten, he may be more sedate than other cats when faced with grooming or medications. However, most cats struggle; restraining your cat with too much force only causes him to struggle harder. Your cat's sharp claws and teeth can make inappropriate cat restraint hazardous for you both...