Thread: Kalm Aid - anyone used it?

I take that on board, and I agree that I am certainly projecting my fears and human neurosis on her, Deovolens. And I know uses it to her advantage. Example, she has taken to biting our legs to stop us walking about when she wants something (food or cuddles). She knows it makes us worry that something is wrong with her, or, well, at least she sees result, which is good enough...

She is however still truely unsettled - if there was no physical manifestation I would probably chuck it down to her being capricious but her body has reacted to the spaying (she is still making milk - and last week she was obviously looking for something, nesting in cupboards... ) which tells me that truely her hormones are all over, and as a woman ;-) I know it can be nerve wracking. I know it needs to run its course, but I don't want to add needless stress on top of that.
(But to be truthful I do not believe she would go to the point of self harming.)

But yes, JCK, I think you're right, Mr Santa will take good care of her - if not, I'll take her to your Santa next time, looks like your kitties spend some happy holidays there! ;-)