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By Carol Churchill (Guest Post)
10/26/2005
An old Afrikaner home remedy is to put butter on the underside of the cat's paws. No cat will run away once he has licked off the butter. Good luck! ""
By Firefly 1985 (Guest Post)
10/14/2005
My sister had the same problem. She moved from the city to the country and when they let the cat loose at her new place it just ran under her bed and stayed their for about two weeks. Slowly they introduced the cat to the outdoors. Our neighbors made a wire cage like a big bird cage, set it outside on the lawn and put a scratching/climbing post, food and water dish inside. Everyday they would put their cat in the enclosure. The cat couldn't run away and got used to her surroundings after a while.
By Rosa (Guest Post)
10/13/2005
Is there a way you could make her a large enclosed area out side, so she can be outside and not " go back home " ? Like a large screen area of some sort.
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10/13/2005
Cats seem to get attached more to places than people. Try making her just an indoor cat for awhile until she realizes that your new home is now her place. The good news tho is that your old home isn't far away and you know where to find her.
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