If you're ASPCA, then look away please.I took masking tape and made loops with it, sticky side out, then stuck them on the underside of my cat's paws. It was hilarious to watch the cat stuck to the floor. He would struggle to lift up his left front leg and right rear leg and shake them violently, then put those down and lift his right front and left rear and shake. He finally gave up and stood there stuck to the floor waiting for me to do something for him.
A friend used to take his cat and duct-tape it into an empty kleenex box so that only it's head was sticking out. Then he'd send it sliding and spinning across a wooden floor. The cat was only so amused.
Both cats survived and I'm actually quite friendly with mine these days.
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A friend used to take his cat and duct-tape it into an empty kleenex box so that only it's head was sticking out. Then he'd send it sliding and spinning across a wooden floor. The cat was only so amused.
Both cats survived and I'm actually quite friendly with mine these days.