excuse me, please, I will still say - there is such a woman in live magazine https://sestratk.livejournal.com/ She writes a lot and well about the psychology of cats. But he writes in Russian, of course. She writes that if a cat eats something wrong - plastic, something else, then most likely she does not have enough attention and games, or she needs to be given grass, here are her words - The desire to chew certain objects may be associated with improper nutrition or with a problem in digestion. For example, if a cat has hairballs stuck in its stomach, it may try to use plastic bags instead of the herb that cats naturally use to cleanse their stomachs. See your veterinarian to rule out any dental problems, dietary concerns, or other underlying causes of the unwanted behavior.
Chewing on plastic is strange and dangerous behavior, so if your cat starts to do it, don't assume it's just a behavioral problem. Talk to your veterinarian first.
and there are just cats, which, as the Russians say, have an awl in their pope - very nimble and eat everything that is not nailed down with a hammer. have a nice day! It is cold in Moscow -15 -17 Celsius, yesterday there was a lot of snow, tomorrow it is also promised snowfall.
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Date: 2021-01-15 12:22 pm (UTC)there is such a woman in live magazine https://sestratk.livejournal.com/
She writes a lot and well about the psychology of cats. But he writes in Russian, of course. She writes that if a cat eats something wrong - plastic, something else, then most likely she does not have enough attention and games, or she needs to be given grass, here are her words - The desire to chew certain objects may be associated with improper nutrition or with a problem in digestion. For example, if a cat has hairballs stuck in its stomach, it may try to use plastic bags instead of the herb that cats naturally use to cleanse their stomachs. See your veterinarian to rule out any dental problems, dietary concerns, or other underlying causes of the unwanted behavior.
Chewing on plastic is strange and dangerous behavior, so if your cat starts to do it, don't assume it's just a behavioral problem. Talk to your veterinarian first.
and there are just cats, which, as the Russians say, have an awl in their pope - very nimble and eat everything that is not nailed down with a hammer.
have a nice day!
It is cold in Moscow -15 -17 Celsius, yesterday there was a lot of snow, tomorrow it is also promised snowfall.