🐱Approach cats gently, allowing them to sniff your hand and keeping your fingers curled to prevent injury.
💪Use two-handed support to lift cats, with one hand under the chest and the other under the abdomen.
🧡Carry cats close to your body to provide a sense of security and prevent them from scrambling.
🤗Squishing cats gently against your body can help with restraint and make them feel safe.
🏈The football carry technique is useful for quickly transporting cats, providing secure support.
How should I approach a cat I don't know?
—Approach cats calmly, introduce yourself, and allow them to sniff your hand before attempting any interaction.
What is the safest way to pick up a cat?
—The safest way to pick up a cat is to use two hands, with one hand supporting the chest and the other supporting the abdomen.
Should I carry my cat with one hand or both hands?
—It is best to carry a cat with both hands, providing support and preventing them from scrambling.
How can I safely restrain a cat for nail trimming or medication?
—The squishing technique, gently applying pressure to the cat's body, can help restrain them safely.
What should I do if my cat insists on sitting on my shoulder?
—If your cat enjoys sitting on your shoulder, lean forward to allow them to climb up, and support their bottom to ensure their comfort and safety.
01:45When approaching a cat, introduce yourself calmly and allow them to sniff your hand. Keep your fingers curled to prevent potential injuries.
03:00Use two-handed support when lifting a cat. Place one hand under the chest and the other under the abdomen for stability and comfort.
03:59To carry a cat safely, hold them close to your body. Squish them gently against your body for security and to prevent scrambling.
04:45The football carry technique is a quick and secure way to transport a cat. Hold the cat with their head under your arm and their rear end in your hand.
05:50When a cat insists on sitting on your shoulder, lean forward to help them climb up. Support their bottom to ensure their comfort and prevent injury.
