Why would a cat be obsessed with an injury on a human?
by Nikki
(Florida)
I recently lost my toenail in an injury, and my cat is insistent on biting, licking, smelling, and rubbing the injured toe. It's still an open wound and I don't want her to contribute to an infection (it also just hurts).
I have to keep her out of my room and stay in there most of the day because she won't leave my toe alone.
Why would a cat be so obsessed with a human injury, and how can I get her to stop so we can be in the same room again?
Thank you!
Comments for Why would a cat be obsessed with an injury on a human?
|
||
|
||
|
||
|
Click here to add your own comments Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Cat Questions. |
Like us on Facebook
Latest Meows
-
My 4 month old kitten never uses the litter box
My kitten won't use the litter box. He's like around 4 months or four-and-a-half months old. I have a litter box for him but he never uses it? What's my -
Purradox Sphynxery
At Purradox Sphynxery, our vision and mission reflect our passion for raising exceptional Sphynx cats and creating lasting connections with loving families. -
Cat seizure episode due to stress
When we first adopted our male British Shorthair cat, we tried to give him a shower which to me was the same as our other cat, and at first there were