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Holistic
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RE: Scaredy Cat

Hello Schweetie,

Yes, it IS possible that it could be the house and not the cat. I have heard that cats are naturally attracted to sitting on negative energy lines in houses, whereas dogs will tend to avoid them.

I would also guess that, like us, cats vary in the degree to which they're sensitive to such things.

You could perhaps try doing a space clearing in the room where this occurs, or maybe even the whole house, and see if it makes a difference.

Here's a thread from the Wicca forum which may be helpful:

[link= http://www.healthypages.net/forum/tm.asp?m=340410 ]http://www.healthypages.net/forum/tm.asp?m=340410[/link]

Holistic


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(@dynasty100)
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RE: Scaredy Cat

Yes I have also heard that dogs and cats can respond to negative engery. I have also heard that even with paranormal things, animals can see more then humans. It could be the house, or just something in the room. I have three cats and sometimes they can be strange to things as well.


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(@sherringham)
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RE: Scaredy Cat

Could you find something about the house's history.

My Harry (dog) went bonkers earlier, he waskilling sunbeams, they were viciously attacking his food bin

It could be something as simple as that?

But a room cleansing makes sense, as that would eliminate anything negative from the spirit world.

Of course you are worried about your pet[sm=grouphug.gif]


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(@sherringham)
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RE: Scaredy Cat

Schweetie, just a thought, have you tried holding him safely in your arms in that spot?


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RE: Scaredy Cat

Yes. He's a very affectionate cat anddoesn't mindbeing held, but when he gets scared, he tries to get away. He doesn't want to go back to that spot. It'll take him about an hour before he forgets and ventures in again on his own, but he's always very cautious about it.

He had another "fit" last night. He was getting up to leave the room when he suddenly jumped, crashed into the dresser, then ran out of the room to hide. I didn't try to call him back this time, but his brotherwas in the room when it happened and ran after him a few seconds later as if to check on him.

It's just really strange! I would hate tothink my house is somehow scaring my cat.


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