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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / February 2006Suggestions for doping a kitten...
Does anyone have any suggestions for slowing a hyperactive hoolikitten down? Lily has had kitten greebling zoomies for the last hour and she shows no sign of slowing down. She's going mental - she's killed all the papers on my desk - twice, she's been up the curtains, she's beaten up the dog, she's dug up the litter box and flung the litter everywhere, she's trashed the toilet roll....She's driving us all nuts! Things have got so bad that even HRFL Tiger is hissing at her! Don't get me wrong, it's wonderful that she feels so hyper and well after everything she's been through, but my god! If I had 1/2 her energy I would have taken over the world by now!!! The only thing I can think of that comes close, is that she reminds me of a hyperactive child running around the house screaming and yelling in play. HELP!!! ;o) Helen m > Does anyone have any suggestions for slowing a hyperactive hoolikitten > down? Lily has had kitten greebling zoomies for the last hour and she [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Helen m IMHO you need a quiet space -- perhaps a kennel where she can be placed for a cooling off period. Does catnip perk her up or calm her down? If it calms her, try the kennel with a little'nip. MLB sorry,can't help ya,but the picture in my head of this is makin' me LOL !!!!!  SignatureBLESSED ARE THOSE WHO LOVE CATS,FOR THEY SHALL NEVER BE LONELY > Does anyone have any suggestions for slowing a hyperactive hoolikitten > down? Lily has had kitten greebling zoomies for the last hour and she [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Helen m ROFLMAO Sorry but it is funny > sorry,can't help ya,but the picture in my head of this is makin' me LOL > !!!!! Catnip. Our stoners wolf it down, then spend the rest of the day staring through time at things only they can see. --Fil >> sorry,can't help ya,but the picture in my head of this is makin' me >> LOL !!!!! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > --Fil I have to agree with catnip. She might be psych'd at first but then she'll just mellow out and be like "dude, listen to the music" Take a walk on the wild side... ;) Jill > Catnip. > > Our stoners wolf it down, then spend the rest of the day staring > through time at things only they can see. > > --Fil Isn't Lily too young for catnip to have an effect? Signaturemonique, who spoils Oscar unmercifully pictures: http://www.bounceswoosh.org/rpca Patience. Give her time. She'll calm down in the next ten years or so ;-) Cheers, helen s > Patience. Give her time. She'll calm down in the next ten years or so > ;-) > > Cheers, helen s Shouldn't that read mostly calm down? Snoopy still occasionally gets the zoomies, and she's 16 next month. ;-) Spicey would go really crazy sometimes attacking everything that moves, more than the zoomies. We put her in the laundary room for 5-10 min. Believe it or not this was enough to calm her down. Suz&Spicey > HELP!!! ;o) > > Helen m Rescue Remedy? SignatureChristine in Vantaa, Finland christal63 (at) gmail (dot) com photos: http://photos.yahoo.com/christal63 photos: http://community.webshots.com/user/chkr63 > Does anyone have any suggestions for slowing a hyperactive hoolikitten > down? Lily has had kitten greebling zoomies for the last hour and she [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Helen m When Kayla does this (daily) we put her down for a nap just like we would a barekitten. But that is one advantage of having a dog crate. Jo
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