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Here's how to wrap your cat for Christmas 😹 🎄 🎁 (Original Post)
catbyte
Dec 2019
OP
My cat would never stand for it, yet I can assure you THAT cat WAS NOT traumatized. nt
Laffy Kat
Dec 2019
#4
Sorry, but he doesn't seem traumatized. I'm very sensitive about what I post. If he didn't like it,
catbyte
Dec 2019
#5
Beautiful cat. My cat would have been long gone as soon as I put the paper roll on the table.
Fla Dem
Dec 2019
#9
thanks. i now know how to wrap up our 5 cats so i cam give them to hubby for christmas
trueblue2007
Dec 2019
#10
tblue37
(65,408 posts)1. K&R for the kitteh. nt
csziggy
(34,136 posts)2. For those who can't see tweets
And the original cat wrapping video:
No cat I have ever owned would have allowed this. They would have shredded the paper and me before leaving in a huff.
question everything
(47,487 posts)3. Poor kitty, and doggie, and bunny and ferret
Please leave them alone. Yes, many consider them part of our entertainment but, really. No Halloween custom, no Christmas wrapping, not making show of them for friends and family. Is this really why one wants a pet?
Yes, they can be traumatized.
Laffy Kat
(16,383 posts)4. My cat would never stand for it, yet I can assure you THAT cat WAS NOT traumatized. nt
catbyte
(34,403 posts)5. Sorry, but he doesn't seem traumatized. I'm very sensitive about what I post. If he didn't like it,
he would've protested. I can't do anything to my cats they don't want to do, hence the fact that it takes me hours to clip Otis's claws. I can only clip one or two toes before he freaks out and bolts. This guy is purring at the end of the video and is very relaxed.
LisaL
(44,973 posts)7. I still don't see any point in wrapping up a cat for Christmas.
How long exactly is the cat going to stay wrapped in this way?
Why would someone need to wrap their cat for Christmas? It's a live animal, not a stuffed toy.
Rhiannon12866
(205,526 posts)8. Okay, there is no way I would survive that...
My cat will only stand for so much brushing.
Fla Dem
(23,691 posts)9. Beautiful cat. My cat would have been long gone as soon as I put the paper roll on the table.
trueblue2007
(17,228 posts)10. thanks. i now know how to wrap up our 5 cats so i cam give them to hubby for christmas