CATS HAVE PROBLEMS TOO! with Dr Basil ~ Featuring Today's Despurrate Dilemma **HELP! MY BROFUR IS A TOTAL PAIN IN THE A**!**

  Welcome to 

Happy Monday, furry floofers

Welcome to another episode of Cats Have Purroblems Too, where I give epically epic advice to cats with despurrate dilemmas too great for them to solve alone. 

 Take a seat, and read today's despurrate dilemma and my solution.

Also, mew may be pondering on what my professional credentials are, so purrlease purruse the list below:

Ph.D. in Kitty Psychology & Psychiatry

BSc (Hons) Headology  

Psy.D. Furry Logic

 MS. Fuzzy Logic

MA. Common Sense

My other Professional Credits include:

NOM Master
Snoozy Savant
Purr Master

AdvoCat of T.L. Treatment
Touchy Feely Therapy or T.F.T
Purrfume Aroma Treatment or P.A.T.

I can help mew to solve all your Pet Peeves, Purrsonal Problems and Despurrate Dilemmas, no matter how great or small they may be.

Plus, I only use the very latest techniques, some of which I have developed myself over my long and esteemed career, which include:

 Purr Therapy ~ For Uptight and Particularly Stressed Kitties 

Nom Zen ~The Art of Nomming in Total Tranquility 

ZZZ's Snooze Sensation ~ Including Mewsical CatNap Sessions tailored to your purrsonal requirements

YogiCat Meditation ~ Stretches and Breathing Techniques for the Severely Stressed & Overworked

Intense CatNip Therapy ~ This treatment speaks for itself (I find it very beneficial)

I am also an AdvoCat of Tough Love coupled with a healthy dose of common kitty sense

Purrfume Aroma Treatment ~ A Sensory Smelling Session S.S.S. to calm and soothe with highly aromatic blends of specially selected scents

To help mew release all your stresses and worries just drop by my clinic held here or, alternatively email me your purroblem, and I'll answer here. If mew require to remain anonymous or anon, purrlease include that in your email. 

Mew can contact me directly at the following address:

DearDrBasil (at) gmail (dot) com

So come and sit on my supurr comfy couch, reee-lax, breathe deeply and tell me of your troubles, as I'm ready, willing and able to help.

This is one of my cases via Instagram:  

MY BROFUR IS A TOTAL PAIN IN THE A**!

Hey there, Dr Basil!

My name is Terrance and I'm one frustrated feline. My brother, Gordon has been stealing my bed, snacks, and toys and it's driving me crazy. I need your help to put an end to his thieving ways! Here are some of the things my brother has been doing: - He sneaks onto my bed when I'm not looking and takes over. - He steals my treats when I'm busy playing with my toys. - He even takes my favorite toys and hides them in his secret stash! I can't take it anymore. What should I do? Sincerely, Terrance

This is my Expert Reply

Today I use the colour green, as this is renowned for its ability to calm frazzled nerves, and therefore being the purrfect choice for this particular purroblem.

Dear Terrance, I'm so sorry to hear that your brother has been causing you so much trouble by stealing your bed, snacks, and toys. It's understandable that mew're feeling frustrated, but don't worry, I'm here to help mew out. Firstly, I suggest that mew try to communicate with your brother. Sometimes, cats don't understand that they're causing problems, so it's important to let him know that his behavior is bothering mew. Mew could try meowing at him or even giving him a gentle swat to let him know that what he's doing is not okay. If that doesn't work, mew could try using your claws to mark your territory. Cats use their claws to communicate, so scratching your bed, toys, and snacks will help your brother understand that they belong to mew. This is a natural behavior for cats, so don't worry about damaging your possessions! Another strategy mew could try is setting up a decoy. Leave a fake toy or snack out for your brother to steal while mew hide your real stuff somewhere safe. This way, he'll think he's getting away with something, but mew'll still have your favorite things. If mew catch him in the act, mew could try giving him a good scare. Pouncing on him or hissing loudly will let him know that mew're not to be messed with. This might be enough to make him think twice before trying to steal your things again. Finally, sharing your stuff might be the best way to stop him from taking your things. Offer to play with your brother or give him a treat in exchange for leaving your stuff alone. This way, he'll learn that there are other ways to get what he wants without stealing from mew. I hope these strategies help mew take back control of your bed, snacks, and toys. Remember, communication is key, so don't be afraid to let your brother know how mew're feeling. Good luck, Terrance!

Yours most sincerely

Dr. Basil

@ The Cats Have Purroblems Too Clinic T.M.

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Today's Moral Code is:

~ Remember, communication is key ~

 

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If mew can relate to this purroblem or feel that mew are in need of any assistance, purrlease leave a comment to: Dear Dr Basil.... or email me directly and I'll get back to mew.

Thank mew all for joining me today at The Cats Have Purroblems Too Clinic, and I'll be back next Monday with another open clinic and a new case study.

Until then, Keep Calm and Purr

Dr. Basil

Ph.D. ~ BSc. (Hons) ~ Psy.D. ~ MS ~ MA

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