Fuzzbutt Luvr
I was thinking along the lines of what Karen said. Do you - or could you - keep any food or treats that he gets, in the fridge? Perhaps if he saw that good tasting things for him are kept in there, he will accept that new monster in his kitchen, more readily.
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I'm trying to understand why this is a problem. Given time, he WILL adjust and ignore it as always. So, he needs some time; why is that an issue? Does he HAVE to be in the kitchen for some reason? Why not just let him be, and adjust in his own time? Sort of like "picking your battles" and getting him in a carrier for the vet would be a must, but this well, I just don't see why he can't take a bit longer to adapt to the new monster, lol.
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