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feline traditional restraint versus feline.
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Fear free restraint.
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Traditional restraint restraint in which you perform different holds.
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You can also do many procedures that ensures the cat
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doesn't get hurt.
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This allows technicians to have better control.
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It also helps make the visit faster.
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This can be very effective and efficient when done right.
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The following are examples of traditional restraint lateral recumbent.
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See towel restraint.
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This allows the cat to feel protected and feels like
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it's getting a hug for the exam.
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Dear free restraint.
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This helps the cat feel safe and promotes good behavior
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during an exam.
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Yeah, however, it's a slower approach but it ensures the
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cat feels safe.
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This also reduces the risk of anyone getting bit.
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The following are examples of fear beeline fear free restraint
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touch gradient by making contact with the cat.
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They will respond better and feel safer during the exam.
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You can use distractions like toys.
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Some cats might not do well with these other methods,
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giving the cat treats as a reward for good behavior
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can be substituted in conclusion, restraints are meant to ensure
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safety for the cat and vet staff In the end
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you just have to ensure that you are making the
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cat feels safe while taking care of them.