My cat, Callie, was adopted from a local shelter almost two years agoThe shelter wasn't taking very good care of her (and they were overrun with kittens) so we brought her home with usI realized just recently that she is terrified of aluminum foilAs soon as I open the cupboard that contains the box, she'll freeze in the midst of whatever she's doing and run away as soon as I pull the box outI've never personally harmed her with it, nor has anyone in our family, so I don't know what her fear isI did a little research on this before I decided to ask all of you, and I discovered that some cats just don't like the soundI would have accepted this if it weren't for the fact that my other cat has no problem with itYou would think she would, but she's perfectly alright with itIt's just Callie that's afraidI don't know if something happened in the shelter she came from, but I wouldn't put it past those people, especially considering the condition of the shelterAny answers would be helpful! Thanks!
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I've had cats afraid of the sound of plastic bags rustlingI guess it's one of those fingernails on a chalkboard kind of thing for some catsYou might try some exposure therapy training if you want to see if you can help her overcome the fearOr if you don't think it's too bad or you can cope with it, then just let it beYou can use behavior training to acclaimate a cat to a sound or other disturbing thingBut it can take time, love, and consistency Mekittyslave23I know my place.
