Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery

Now, this doesn't only come from me.

It's from the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery that recommends minimizing restraint and that scruffing is not recommended.

So studies compared different restraint methods and found that cats subjected to scruff restraint showed objective indicators of fear and aversion compared with cats handled with minimal restraint.

The authors also caution that heavy restraint and scruffing can increase negative emotional responses and undesirable behaviors.

disease virtually.

He published a paper in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery in 2019.

And suddenly, a world where no cats have to die from FIP seemed not only possible, but imminently within reach.

The only hurdle left to clear was FDA approval.