Can you tell what your cat is thinking? As a cat groomer, I need to be able to “read” a cat.
This cat is one of my feline friends. I visit her several times a week to cat sit, trim claws, brush her and every so often, bathe her. I have been her “nanny” for over two years.
I hold her in my lap like this about once a week, so she is used to it. She doesn’t wiggle or try to get away. She certainly doesn’t hiss, scratch or try to bite.
This is a photo of a cat who is with a trusted caretaker, engaging in a routine activity. This is not a photo of a cat who is scared, apprehensive, angry, timid or tense.
Notice that claws are not extended, pupils are not dilated, and the cat looks confidently at the camera instead of looking down.
Published by Spiffy Kitty House Call Cat Grooming
I groom cats in your own home. I do everthing needed for a soft, clean cat. Claw trims to prevent painful scratches and damaged furniture. Brushing to prevent furballs and matting. Rear-end trims to keep things clean after the litter box visit. Baths for soft, shiny fur. Clients praise my calm, gentle yet firm attitude. Cat sitting visits last 1/2 hour. Daily photo, fresh food and water, playtime, cuddles. A true "cat nanny".
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