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mist singer

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11:52 pm January 11, 2012

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how do you calm down a cat who freaks out when the good folk around rescue remedy any advise would be treasured thank you

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Lisa A.- Grey Eyes

Pennsylvania

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10:31 pm January 14, 2012

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Hmmm, how do you know that this cat is feeling stressed by the Fae? Not saying she isnt -but I'm just curious.

I would think that those faery who intentionally stress out housepets don't exactly have the best of intentions and may be Unseeley- so if I were you, I'd set ground rules in your home- and announce to them that if they continue to harrass your cat, then they best stay outside and not come in the home until they are willing to behave . If the harrassment stops, put out something tasty for them as a way to say "thank you".

Since I am a Christian, I would, personally, also announce to them that only those Beings who love the Creator are permitted in your home-and those who dont , you will pray for so that they will open their hearts to Him – so that they too can come in as well.

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Lisa

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Athidal

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4:14 pm January 15, 2012

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Some cats can be very sensitive to the energy of the Fae, so while it's possible that the ones turning up are not well intentioned, it could also just be that the cat is responding to the higher level of energy carried by the Fae. There's no one cure-all for this since each cat and each situation is different, but it couldn't hurt to make sure the cat has a special place where s/he feels safe and on his/her own territory. This could be anything from a kitty condo, to a box with some special toys and blankets in it, to your bed. The important thing about it is that it has to have scents that are familiar and comforting to your cat – either his/her own scent, or there is a special product you can buy at pet stores called 'Feliway' which you can spray on areas where you want your cat to feel comfortable and at home. This may help your cat feel calmer when the Fae come calling, as well as when any other stressful event happens.

Another thing you can do is reassure your cat in a calm voice that everything is ok (if you're pretty sure that it really is). Cats pick up on our moods and thoughts very easily, and so if you are calm yourself, it may help him/her to also calm down.

It's possible your cat is feeling uneasy and territorial about the 'invading' fae. Then again, maybe s/he is feeling playful? You didn't really post any details, but some cats like to pounce and play with Fae, especially the smaller ones who fly, so if your cat is going berzerk maybe that's what's going on?

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Natalie Lynn

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4:46 pm January 15, 2012

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Yes, I think it would be good to know how the cat is being affected by the fae then maybe we could be more helpful. My own cat is often teased by pixies and if they go too far and he gets upset, I tell them to stop. They usually leave him alone for a while after that….but not forever. :)

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