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In reply to the discussion: 53 sec video - how to make a Thundershirt wrap out of an Ace Bandage to keep dogs and cats calm [View all]

SheltieLover

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2. It could very well help your kitty
Reply to wnylib (Reply #1)
Fri Jul 3, 2026, 10:41 PM
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It works on mammals' autonomic (automatic) nervous system to help calm it.

Pls let us know the results. Good luck!

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53 sec video - how to make a Thundershirt wrap out of an Ace Bandage to keep dogs and cats calm [View all] SheltieLover Friday OP
Would this help with an anxious cat whose vet visits wnylib Friday #1
It could very well help your kitty SheltieLover Friday #2
My puppers got calming treats tonight Luciferous Friday #3
Yw! I hope it helps them SheltieLover Friday #4
great idea with the ace bandage. orleans Friday #5
This message was self-deleted by its author SheltieLover Friday #7
This message was self-deleted by its author SheltieLover Friday #8
If you have Rescue Remedy or 5 Flower Essence you can just squirt it in her mouth SheltieLover Friday #8
meant to ask: why tie away from spine? nt orleans Friday #6
Maybe to keep pressure off spine? SheltieLover Friday #10
yeah, i don't know orleans Saturday #11
But a knot on the spine could potentially cause problems if the pet rolled over for example SheltieLover Saturday #12
i was thinking the same thing after i last posted to you, but i was too tired to add on to my post or edit orleans Saturday #13
Thx. You too! SheltieLover Saturday #14
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