Great information. I discovered 5 kittens and the mother cat in my backyard yesterday. A nice lady here in my town loaned me two traps and I will start trapping tonight.
Thank you for the thorough tutorial. I will need to watch it at least 3 times to feel confident in following your directions. Thank you for showing all the visuals, very important to someone like me! >^•.•^
Fantastic words of wisdom and how-to demonstration! I’ve been trying for weeks, And we’ve only gotten the First-year cats so far. The older and wiser cats will need some of the tricks shown here for sure! Thank you!
I'm watching this video as part of training to do TNR, Trap,Neuter and Return program. Join us and at list become informed before you might judge. Peace out. Stay Safe.
Thank you again for all that you do to educate everyone about what is obviously the best way to handle feral animals. I am just so impressed with your organization. I have shared the website and training with many friends.
Can you list the approved safe traps manufactures names and model numbers? Thanks. I saw it somewhere on the Fix Nation site, but, now I can't find it.
KFC original recipe, ok! I'm gonna HAVE to use that trick cause I have this momma that WILL NOT get ANYWHERE close to a trap and I'm looking for tips! There is a KFC right down the street, I'll try anything :-)
I'm currently feeding 3 strays and one of the stray cats I feed sometimes wheezes and coughs, and it's worrisome. She seems very fragile and gets scared very easily though she is friendly and likes pets. And another stray I feed is very old and her nose sounds very congested and blocked. I can't imagine it's easy to live like that, but she has a good appetite for how old she looks. Do these guys also help with diagnoses and treatment or just spaying/neutering and shots? Also, can I bathe them while they're still whoozy from anaesthesia after surgery? Because they're obviously dirty and I feel like that's the only opportunity I have for them to be cooperative.
great video. I jumped the gun. Trapped the kitten before contacting Fix Nation. Silly me. Must start over. Hopefully I can recoup, trap the kitty and move forward. but great outfit. thank you.
What is the number of this Tomahawk trap in this video? Is it the 608FN - FixNation one? I would rather have this specific one in the video. Thank you!
I would like to know about pooping and peeing while trapped. Do the cats use the bathroom in the cages, and do we just leave it in there or should we try to change the newspapers or what?
Good video, but I am concerned about infection w/regards to fixing females. Their surgery is a bit more invasive than what males go through. How is it that we can let them go the day after surgery, when with a pet cat we're told to wait 3-4 days before allowing them outside (that is if their outdoor kitties)? I will need to watch this vid a few more times before considering myself 'educated'.
I agree. I have trapped many female cats and as long as one is not mama cat, I kept a bit longer but I put the trap in a bigger cage but not too big to move around too much to open the stitch
Just completed my first ever trapping. Thank you, FixNation, for all you guys do!
First trapping ever starting today... Wish me luck! 🤞🏻
How did it go? 🙏
Great information. I discovered 5 kittens and the mother cat in my backyard yesterday. A nice lady here in my town loaned me two traps and I will start trapping tonight.
Awesome video thanks 👍 doing my first TNR this Friday
The food under trap on foil paper was clever & helpful for my future trappings. Great video, thanks a bunch
Thank you for the thorough tutorial. I will need to watch it at least 3 times to feel confident in following your directions. Thank you for showing all the visuals, very important to someone like me! >^•.•^
Barbie T. Cover trap before cat goes in
This video is AWESOME!!! Kudos to that nice gentleman who did the demo.
Thanks FixNation for the amazing work well done
Fantastic words of wisdom and how-to demonstration! I’ve been trying for weeks, And we’ve only gotten the First-year cats so far. The older and wiser cats will need some of the tricks shown here for sure! Thank you!
Great video! The Fix Nation man knows his stuff! So helpful.
This is so informative! Thank you FixNation!!!
Great info. Thanks FixNation!
so informative and helpful! Thank you! Great tips!
I'm watching this video as part of training to do TNR, Trap,Neuter and Return program. Join us and at list become informed before you might judge. Peace out. Stay Safe.
Thanks, Joe & thanks, FixNation! Extremely helpful. Confidence-building for the layperson and so helpful to the colony and community.
Thank you again for all that you do to educate everyone about what is obviously the best way to handle feral animals. I am just so impressed with your organization. I have shared the website and training with many friends.
Great video! Wish me luck!
This is so well done. Thank you for providing this.
Wow, this info is so great. Thank you.
Great education video. Thank you
Terrific video! Thank you so much for these great tips and techniques. Very helpful! Thank you Fix Nation.
Terrific thank you so very much
Very informative. Will be my first time trapping with a trap. Looking forward to this!
Thanks for a very informative video. I’m getting ready to trap my little kitty and bring her to be spayed. I’m going to follow your instructions!
Very nice!!!
Very nice!
Great video! Very friendly guy and great advice on the KFC and Mama cats!
Can you list the approved safe traps manufactures names and model numbers? Thanks. I saw it somewhere on the Fix Nation site, but, now I can't find it.
Is there a spanish version? The main feeders of our colony is spanish speaking. Thank you!
KFC original recipe, ok! I'm gonna HAVE to use that trick cause I have this momma that WILL NOT get ANYWHERE close to a trap and I'm looking for tips! There is a KFC right down the street, I'll try anything :-)
Nice video
I'm currently feeding 3 strays and one of the stray cats I feed sometimes wheezes and coughs, and it's worrisome. She seems very fragile and gets scared very easily though she is friendly and likes pets. And another stray I feed is very old and her nose sounds very congested and blocked. I can't imagine it's easy to live like that, but she has a good appetite for how old she looks. Do these guys also help with diagnoses and treatment or just spaying/neutering and shots?
Also, can I bathe them while they're still whoozy from anaesthesia after surgery? Because they're obviously dirty and I feel like that's the only opportunity I have for them to be cooperative.
What is the Tomahawk trap product number so I can buy the one that is recommended by FixNation? Thank you for your most needed demonstration!!!!!
I've trapped some cats before but I learned more today.
Do you sell those covers made by your volunteers? I would like to buy one, please.
great video. I jumped the gun. Trapped the kitten before contacting Fix Nation. Silly me. Must start over. Hopefully I can recoup, trap the kitty and move forward. but great outfit. thank you.
Were we can found this type the trap? Thank you to show this video
Really great. Thank you. Careful never to put a hand in the cage or a finger through the side of the cage.
What is the number of this Tomahawk trap in this video? Is it the 608FN - FixNation one? I would rather have this specific one in the video. Thank you!
I would like to know about pooping and peeing while trapped. Do the cats use the bathroom in the cages, and do we just leave it in there or should we try to change the newspapers or what?
i live in texas. so i don't know if you can help me
I need that cover! Is there a pattern or link to make your own?
Lee D Use a towel
Good video, but I am concerned about infection w/regards to fixing females. Their surgery is a bit more invasive than what males go through. How is it that we can let them go the day after surgery, when with a pet cat we're told to wait 3-4 days before allowing them outside (that is if their outdoor kitties)? I will need to watch this vid a few more times before considering myself 'educated'.
I agree. I have trapped many female cats and as long as one is not mama cat, I kept a bit longer but I put the trap in a bigger cage but not too big to move around too much to open the stitch
If I could, and had the facilities to do the oophorectomy myself, I wouldn't need your clinics for anything whatsoever.
Yet, here you were. Do you have the capability yet? No?
You can save the cat a whole lot of unnecessary trauma by covering the trap before s/he enters. Some cats die this way!!
Trap Nueter Re-dump