Will my cat run away?

Question

I've had her for 5 years now well over 5 years about to be 6 years but she was just sitting on my computer chair and she's done this alot so it got me mad and i spun the chair so she would get off and then she did but she got mad because i saw her swinging her tail when she ran out of my room. I really didn't mean to do that its just thats my chair. I'm scared that she'll run away after what i did..she did run away once and i thought i lost her for good but she came bacc 4 days later! Will she run away?

I love her i really didn't mean to make her mad.

And yeah i know i made a mistake by shaking the chair.

Answer 1

I've had cats all my life (almost 35 years!).
They always come back to the place that they get fed, unless something bad happens to them when they are out and they can't get back...it's instinct for them to return. I wouldn't worry about it.
And cats really don't have the ability for long term memory like people do...it's not in their brain's capacity. So don't worry about your cat being able to hold a grudge or remember something specific that you have done for that long after the incident has occurred.

Answer 2

Your cat will get over it.How would you feel if you were the size of your cat ,nice and comphy in it's owners chair..(very compy and worn in in all the right spots)and some one your size spun you out of it???I'd be a bit pissy too... if your cat runs away it will come back. Unless caught or worse.An indoor cat will stay indoor.They know the good life.

Answer 3

Relax. If you feed her a few pet treats she will be fine. If her tail was just swishing then that's o.k. If she hisses at you you have a problem. If you cat hisses at you then go make up right away. Trape them in a room and pet them. And no she probably won't. One of my cats like to go outside. I let him. And around the time I go to bed I make his cat call and he comes running for dinner.

To get a cat call you have to do this. Everytime you feed your cat make a sound you can make everyday. The cat will get used to it and bam. You have a call.

Answer 4

If she did I wouldn't blame her. There are other ways to keep her off your chair - Using the word "no" and putting her on the floor, a short zap with a watter bottle and the word "no", or just simply put a sheet of aluminum foil on the seat after use (remove it before you sit ) will also work. - You don't need to be mean to any animal to obtain your goal.

Answer 5

just don't give her the chance to run....treat her with respect instead of getting mad at the cat and swinging the chair just say no and mabey the next time she won't do it

Answer 6

cats can be forgiving creatures. show her some TLC, rub her belly, make her feel special and she will forgive you. I dont think she will run away but you should try to make sure you dont spin the chair and startle her too much, best of luck.

Answer 7

Animals are usually forgiving unless they are very terribly abused. She knows where her home and her food are. Make up with her...she'll probably be alright even if she holds a grudge for a little bit.

Answer 8

I wouldn't blame her if she did. You shouldn't treat your best friend that way. You should try to make her feel very special,and don't do this anymore. You could really hurt her by doing things like this. Keep her inside, and you won't have to worry about her running away.

Answer 9

my cats run away all the time its ok they will usually come back i had a cat that ran away for a full year it came back all fat and happy sombody probly adopted it and got out and rememberd me and came back

if ur really worried she/he mad, buy her/him a treat,or give her/him fish table scraps,and hug her/him

Answer 10

You could try tying a brick to her foot and place her in oncoming traffic. Once a vehicle hopefully runs her down, she wont be able to run away anymore. DOGS RULE.