[header] How to immobilize an injured or frightened cat [title] Wrap the cat in a pillowcase then put it in a box. [step] One of the safest and easiest ways to immobilize a cat is by wrapping its body in a pillowcase. Place your cat on top of a pillowcase lying on a flat surface, several inches from the edge of the pillowcase.
[header] How to immobilize an injured or frightened cat [title] Wrap the cat in a pillowcase then put it in a box. [step] One of the safest and easiest ways to immobilize a cat is by wrapping its body in a pillowcase. Place your cat on top of a pillowcase lying on a flat surface, several inches from the edge of the pillowcase.
[substeps] Wrap the pillowcase around your cat's waist, if you are immobilizing it. The cat will be in a standing position instead of on its back. Cover the cat's body with the short side of the pillowcase, leaving its head out. Grab the other end of the pillowcase and pull it over the cat's body. Wrap 1 hand or 2 hand (still holding the pillowcase together) around the pillowcase and wrap the other hand firmly over the top. [title] Try using a blanket over the cat to immobilize it. [substeps] The pillowcase should also contain padding so it does not collapse under the cat's body. An extra precaution is to wrap your cat's dominant side.