Thanks for tuning in everybody! If you would like to see more videos like this, or have other suggestions, please leave them in the comments. Happy Caturday!
@Silentmana360
Жыл бұрын
Hey Jackson the original video for this cat can be found on KZitem Animal in Crisis EP52
@Johnny_T779
Жыл бұрын
Kritter Klub, "animal in crisis" episode 52.
@VillagerCometh
Жыл бұрын
As someone who knows the video context, I think your analysis is correct. The cat (Jjong) had lost her kittens 3 months ago, and after the event, she had become aggressive. I feel like Jjong has a serious chemical imbalance, but she also seems to be in control. So it could be a number of factors that are affecting her. Haru (The other grey cat) has always been there. The two have mutual respect towards each other, and Jjong would NEVER hurt him. Whenever there is a fight, he comes to interfere to protect the guardians, and Jjong will give up eventually, and this happens with zero aggression between the cats. I'd be keen on seeing your thoughts with full context, and thanks again fro keeping us entertained!
@katem3379
Жыл бұрын
Hi, just wanted to say that I watched the original video months ago on SBS TV Animal Farm - they do a lot of behavioural assistance, rescues from individual strays to whole meat farms, veterinary assistance, some more educational videos and promote positive changes in animal legislation. They do a lot of good. This cat does get treatment, which is the point of the show. To sum it all up, months ago she'd had a difficult pregnancy which needed surgery, then she lost several kittens. The owners say that weeks later she started to attack the remaining kittens so they had them taken away for their safety. THIS is when she began attacking her owners. She'd been through a lot in quite a short time. She was prescribed medication, and (if I remember correctly) given her own safe spaces.
@london9773
Жыл бұрын
Please watch the full video so you can further analyze it, very interesting what you think
@AngelaGil-y2q
Жыл бұрын
I believe there was full story on YT. 3 months ago she had kittens, she was great mom but two of her kittens died. Later on she started to act out at other kittens so they found them new home, then she started to be aggressive to guardians who were self blaming thinking that she might believe all pain comes from them.. they set up whole room for her and went there wearing all that space suits to clean it and do what all good guardians could do. In the middle of the story we see vet doctor who took care of the case, then how they slowly worked up to improve this cat mind set. Setting up huge cannel with vertical spaces for her, a bit covered, playing her calming sounds, adding meds to food to help her calm down and mentally balance herself. I will try to find it cause English is not my native language so o am worried i didn't explain all i saw on this whole video
@ibelieveinangelsyesido7436
Жыл бұрын
Bless your heart, you did a wonderful job describing the scenario. That poor cat was terrified out of its mind, hence the freak-out. Blessings! Jackie in upstate NY
@Cainmak
Жыл бұрын
@@SatusBoredom I googled it and it looks like you were right
@the.office.alliance4736
Жыл бұрын
I'm sorry but the "space suites" likely scared the poor cat out of its mind. One person, maybe. Three people? Likely overwhelmed it completely. It was not a good choice.
@AngelaGil-y2q
Жыл бұрын
@@the.office.alliance4736 they did. 100% but i meant this behavior started long before that. It escalated to this form where tension and stress between guardians and cat made them all do it.
@the.office.alliance4736
Жыл бұрын
@@AngelaGil-y2q Oh, of course, I understand it started prior to that. I just mean, when you have a cat that is already clearly full of anxiety and hurt from what's happened to them wearing giant suites can almost be antagonistic to the cat. You're just asking for it to be more upset. I appreciate the work they're doing but this honestly makes me question their methods and knowledge on how to help cats.
@shinku3
Жыл бұрын
Just a few comments, when they mean the staff, they mean the staff of the show that's helping the cat owners (in this case, the producer). The cat ended up being helped by a vet and being put on medication for depression from losing her kittens. I highly suggest watching the original full clip, as kritterclub (the channel that produces the content) does a lot of good work helping cats.
@Tiny_Gardens
Жыл бұрын
I love kritterclub, they do such great work helping lots of stray cats 🥰
@Lasuperzambi
Жыл бұрын
Exactly! I used to watch Kritterclub, and I remember this case. She lost her kittens, I think.
@ntfrmhr
Жыл бұрын
another story of cat depression that could have been prevented, if the didn’t breed her and make her give birth
@elizabethhuie563
Жыл бұрын
Cat definitely can get depressed. So glad that the cat got help!!
@kristahaire-patten8329
Жыл бұрын
I've had cats all of my life. And I can honestly say that I'm still learning things. Thank you Jackson. 😊👍✌️
@JacksonGalaxy
Жыл бұрын
Stoked I can help!
@AlexaOnWheels
Жыл бұрын
Same here, I have learnt more about cats from Jackson the last 4months since I found his channel than all my life since I grew up with cats and have had cats since I moved out from my parents, I'm 34 now.
@batintheattic7293
Жыл бұрын
I've never, ever seen feline aggression at that level. It is bizarre. She's not particularly threatening to the grey cat, though. It's mainly the humans. If this were a big aggressive dog with much more dangerous consequences - I'd be considering more permanent solutions. However, that cat is really pushing the envelope. I got the impression that, when she started and before the helmets, she was doing what my cat does when he wants something and I'm not quick enough. He will paw my scalp. He will paw, and paw, and yowl really loud (because he's quite elderly now and his hearing might be going) and gradually the claws start to emerge. He'll be yowling, purring, and clawing at my head. So, I wonder how things would go if I took to wearing a bike helmet around the house. Perhaps, she has identified the grey cat as one of her trauma kittens. The grey one doesn't appear to be particularly scared. It's more confusion and concern. Angela Gill, above, outlined an update where it emerged that this cat had experienced being a mother to have two kittens die and the rest be removed and re-homed. Cats have some crazily powerful maternal instincts. She might think the helmeted humans are there to do something bad to her remaining kitten (the grey cat that isn't one of her kittens) and, in that case, what a demonstration of cat maternal instincts. I also think that feline genetics might play a part. Neither of those two are moggies, I think. They are pedigrees of some exotic variety. Does she have a concentration of something rather wild in her? God only knows what's in mine as he was a rescued feral. I do believe he's got a bit of Bengal in him, though, and this might be part of the reason why is is so yowly. I hope they have gotten her all corrected, now.
@nightmarerex2035
Жыл бұрын
i want to know where he gets these pehromones to use and if same could be done to "vermin" to make them work for us instead against us. im sure therre is but sure us plebs wont be told about it.
@dianebannister4591
Жыл бұрын
I don't have a cat. But I was friends with neighbors' cats. And Jackson helped me to understand cats' behavior.
@LupaDomina
Жыл бұрын
I adopted an elderly cat that had thyroid issues. I was fully informed by the Shelter I got him from, I talked to my vet before adopting him and did all relevant research on it. He was fine until about six months after adoption he turned into a fur ball from hell - pretty similar to the one in the video. The first thing I did was take him to the vet. Turned out the medication wasn't having an effect and they upped the dose. Back to the fluffy purr ball from heaven within a week. So Mr G is correct, always start with the professionals and get them a health MOT. If it's not physical, they can recommend some good behaviourists too. ❤
@annieg9331
Жыл бұрын
This video clip with its commentary from tt is taken out of context. The original video is from Kritter Klub, 'Cat can't get over the loss of her kittens and becomes aggressive' Animal in crisis episode 52. Kritter Klub is a youtube channel. The team is from South Korea, they are not a rescue team, but people contact them to get help with animal rescues. (They produce and film contents). So they team up with the rescue team and local Vets, they help and rescue animals and they help guardians to understand and to support their distressed pets, animal behaviour specialists work alongside them. Some episodes are about 'before and after' events on the animals. They are a great team. They have helped and rescued a lot of animals and helped to find them their forever homes. The team has given hope to a lot of animals otherwise would have been dead and given hope to the guardians otherwise would have been in despair. They are doing an amazing job just like Jackson Galaxy. 🥰
@lisabelle7553
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the background. I know the Kroger club. They have some really heart breaking rescue stories. Tik tok is the WORST
@impishrebel5969
Жыл бұрын
Thank god someone else on here recognizes it.
@yellotang
Жыл бұрын
Yes I have seen this video before in its entirety. Yes it comes from South Korea with a team of experts to help, kind of like my cat from hell. If I am not mistaken, they figured out the problem with this cat and it was caused by PTSD from being removed from its kittens too early. I think, trying to muddle through my pea soup thick memory fog.
@zeldamag8381
Жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for this information.
@Hopischwopi
Жыл бұрын
@@yellotang poor baby. Hope lil kitty is getting better!
@4vinylsound
Жыл бұрын
My cat was ripping its hair out and getting bald patches and I couldn't figure out why and she just doesn't seem right so I could tell the vet we've allergy meds, tried shampoos, we've tried baths. we've tried everything for skin n allergy products nothing helped it only got worse eventually one vet asked does she pee a lot and have dandruff and I said extreme so they checked a blood sugar and she was at a 500 blood sugar count. Now I give her insulin 5 IU twice A-day and now she is the best cat in the world.
@kirstenrichards8558
Жыл бұрын
Aww, I'm glad that you discovered what your fur child's issue was🙏🏻❤️
@shroomyk
Жыл бұрын
Had no idea dandruff could be diabetes-related! I have a diabetic cat who has dandruff. I will ask my vet about it.
@adorableadornments1101
Жыл бұрын
I am sure this cat could have it's diabetes reversed if it was fed a raw diet. The problem is getting them to eat it after they are already so addicted to the bad stuff. My fat cat has bad dandruff too, but I will treat the diabetes if he has it by truly changing his diet. I can't afford insulin.
@4vinylsound
Жыл бұрын
@@shroomyk yes thats hot I know I need to up our lower her shots dosages. By her fur looks n feels and dandruff.
@4vinylsound
Жыл бұрын
@@adorableadornments1101 I have 3 cats who all share dry food diet only. 1 is very finicky so she needs food around her all the time. Unless I isolate the cats I need dry food for them 27/7
@TortieCoCo
Жыл бұрын
I just watched the original Korean clip and here is what happened. The cat's name is Jjong-ee and she was pregnant with 5 babies. During labor, she had a c-section due to her umbilical cord was tangled and 3 out of 5 babies didn't make it. After labor, Jjong-ee started showing aggression even towards 2 babies that survived so the family sent them for an adaption. Her vet believes Jjong-ee blames the old couple for losing her babies.
@KattReen
Жыл бұрын
That's some crackpot reasoning. The cat needs a vet, not an armchair psycho analysis. Poor kitty :( Thanks for filling us in though
@wintermoon7003
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, I have a hard time believing any of you as you all can't even get the number of kittens correct. Some say only 2 died, I read where only 1 died, then I read 4 and now you're saying 5. And then I heard she had a litter of 7 and you're saying 5. Is this some elborate lie you all came up with? Like seriously? If it's a true story, why not get the info right instead of just spouting nonsense? Or maybe you are the correct one and everyone else is wrong. idk, but that's why I believe that this is completely made up bullshit. There's no consistency in the story. It's probably people trying to protect the cat owners from scrutiny.
@TortieCoCo
Жыл бұрын
@@wintermoon7003 It really doesn't matter the number of kittens that died. The point is this cat is portrait as so vicious and violent on Tiktok where the REAL story is a grief over her loss of babies and stress caused by physical and emotional pain.
@MidnightEkaki
Жыл бұрын
@@wintermoon7003 Or maybe people just forget numbers, that doesnt invalidate the rest of the story, calm tf down. You're sounding like a conspiracy theorist.
@CLangley-yl1fb
Жыл бұрын
@@KattReen Bro... that WAS the vet's conclusion. It's logical - for a cat anyway - to assume it's owners stole/hurt/killed its babies, because their scent was likely all over wherever the babies had been kept, and the owners are also likely the only people the cat came into regular contact with. Not to mention, she especially went for the owners.
@ldalexandrite
Жыл бұрын
This was a pretty old clip and I remember the reason she was this agressive was because she was in depression from losing her babies unfortunately. She was grieving and traumatised.
@SuperRaraAvis
Жыл бұрын
Two apartments ago, my cat Gothy Girl started getting mean. She would hiss at anyone who walked by her, and sometimes take a swipe if we were too close. Once she even got me right below my eye because I shifted my position slightly while she was on my chest. Took us a while to figure out that she was fine in the warmer months. That apartment had one monitor heater in a back room, and it didn’t heat the whole place. Gothy Girl has super short hair, and hardly any winter coat. Poor thing was freezing half the time (and we added to her misery by kicking up a breeze every time we walked past)! Now we have a house and a decent heating system, although we do have to keep it cooler that I like with oil prices what they are , but I bring a space heater into my room on cold days, and Gothy Girl comes in with me of course. On really bad days, we just leave the heater on for her. No more hissing and swiping!
@Aliandrin
Жыл бұрын
Space heater is good, and I also have boxes with pet heating blankets for my Orientals.
@SuperRaraAvis
Жыл бұрын
@@Aliandrin we’ve looked at those; they’re a bit pricey. Maybe next fall. She’ll be 19 by then; she’ll deserve it!
@Aliandrin
Жыл бұрын
@@SuperRaraAvis There is one for just 50 bucks at I believe Petsmart.
@jebbsredemption
Жыл бұрын
It is both concerning and hilarious that you measure your life not by measures of time, but places of residence.
@SuperRaraAvis
Жыл бұрын
@@jebbsredemption lol. That was just the most succinct way to say it. I definitely could have said “between 2015 and 2017 . . . “ but explaining why my cat was cold during those years would have taken up a lot of space and been more tedious for you, the reader.
@TheLeafcuter
Жыл бұрын
For everyone who wants to know the full context, the whole video is up on the KZitem channel Kritter club. The cat (whose name is Jjong) was pregnant with 7 kittens, and lost 4 of them after giving birth. The heartbreak was what made her lash out, so much so that they even had to remove the remaining 3 kittens because Jjong was hurting them too. At the end of the video the owners got help from a vet that prescribed antidepressants and suggested moving Jjong into a cage filled with soft, comforting things so that she could feel safer.
@canadiansfirst3636
Жыл бұрын
Get their cats fixed for starters. Stupid humans.
@canadiansfirst3636
Жыл бұрын
A CAGE. WTF.
@TheLeafcuter
Жыл бұрын
@Canadians First not wtf, cats like small confined spaces. Why do you think they like playing with cardboard boxes so much? The cage was also very vertical, providing her with plenty of climbing space and opportunity to survey the entire room from up top. It's not some empty kennel crate if that's what you're thinking of
@KM-pm6qe
Жыл бұрын
Sounds like postpartum depressive psychosis.
@cyndifoore7743
Жыл бұрын
Do you have a link?
@impishrebel5969
Жыл бұрын
I've seen the original and the CAT LOST HER KITTENS THREE MONTHS AGO*. I believe they ripped this clip from Kritter Klub, a Korean cat rescue I watch sometimes because the things they run into get TRULY crazy, they have these clips on youtube and some are truly horrific rescues that have to be censored. I recognize this video, but the robo commentary is new. The furniture situation seems typical for the homes they go to but yeah they videotape it for Kritter Klub. They're there to help the cat and the owners. *The actual video is quite old now.
@paulhooper610
Жыл бұрын
Just want to say, my cat buddy, that I really do appreciate your knowledge. It has helped me so much. I adopted a ten year old cat a few weeks ago and he was hiding under my bed. I took your advice to block off the hiding places and a day later he was taking food from my hand. Two days later he was sat on my lap watching TV! Thank you from Smudge and myself.
@lisam7511
Жыл бұрын
I'm deciding between 2 names for my cat and Smudge is one!❤
@paulhooper610
Жыл бұрын
@@lisam7511 He came to me with that name and it really suits him. Let me know what you decide!
@Lasuperzambi
Жыл бұрын
There are so many prejudices against cats. I am glad the internet brings some knowledge about these mysterious creatures I love so much!
@paulhooper610
Жыл бұрын
@@lisam7511 Have you choosen your kitty's name? Smudge!!!!
@vinniecorleone62
Жыл бұрын
A very good analysis of the situation with this particular cat shown in the viral video. Our Bengal cat just turned 14 & he seems to be in good health & very well cared for overall. He suddenly overnight started howling, then racing around our home late at night, while going to the bathroom on the floors where he has always used his box neatly before this happened. He suddenly had runny stools & was puking as well, so we immediately took him to our Vet & had numerous test & blood work done on him. It ended up being a very imbalanced Thyroid problem to where he has had anxiety mostly at night, confusion, panic moments & hasn't been using his box. So our Vet gave us a compound cream to rub in his ears to get his Thyroid under control. Little Vinnie has been eating better now, mostly using his box & not racing around confused late at night as much evenings now. We also bought & set up more night lights around our home so he won't be as disoriented late at night & can feel more comfortable within his environment, a big positive!
@batintheattic7293
Жыл бұрын
That is lovely. I'm very intrigued by this cream you speak of, also. In the UK (maybe it's just where I am and what is available) medicating is extremely invasive. The idea of rubbing medication on a cat's ears is fantastic. They all get old. We want them to get old. We want them to stay with us forever.
@Nekko-0
Жыл бұрын
It warms my heart reading all of these comments of people telling their stories abour their cats acting ill/different AND THEN DOING SOMETHING SO GOOD ABOUT IT sorry its just too sholesome you sound so lovely im sure ypur cat is so grateful to have such a caring owner😭🥺
@carolg.6838
9 ай бұрын
I had the thyroid cream that you put on the ear for my cat who was diagnosed with a thyroid problem. It did not work well for him. I learned that you had to wash the ear (just the fleshy underside of the ear, not in the ear) so the next dose absorbs. Probably much due to my user error. I adopted him at 9 years. He would bite me if I came home and didn't go directly to the kitchen. The previous people said "always hungry". They didn't take him to the vet as they didn't think he was sick. Turned out he had thyroid disease which made him hungrier and dental issues which were unrelated to cleaning or not cleaning teeth (most teeth were eventually removed by a vet trained in dentistry). I had him about 4 years until a final sudden illness that wasn't treatable. I always said he was a great cat when he didn't bite. I really liked him. I bet not all cats with thyroid issues bite, so don't get scared off.
@alleycatfire
Жыл бұрын
My heart hurts for the elderly folks - they have scars and bruises and are scared of a cat they clearly love...resorting to helmets and protective wear definitely shows their desperation AND their devotion to the little kitty, who is clearly hurting. The guardians' effort is to call for help (from Kritter Klub, per other comments) also shows their commitment. I hate to see when loving and devoted guardians are struggling to understand the signals from their cats. Happy to hear that this story (per other comments) has a happy ending. Grateful to channels like Jackson's who help folks understand these signals and help their pets!
@elaine_of_shalott6587
Жыл бұрын
I saw this on Kritter Klub Animals in crisis episode 52. I think that's the original. It's in Korean (I think) but it has English captioning.
@jenniferswaim2751
Жыл бұрын
I know I have seen it before but I couldn't remember where I had seen it, is this the one where the cat had lost her kittens and she blamed her owners? I wish I remembered more about it
@lapatti
Жыл бұрын
@@jenniferswaim2751 yes, I also saw the whole video ages ago and I remember that at the end of the video I was left thinking that those people were actually so patient and loving towards the cat.
@TheRociprincess
Жыл бұрын
There's A LOT of context out of that video!!! It's from kritter Klub I think, a Korean KZitem channel where they help and rescue animals around the country. That cat was under a lot of stress, she was sad and in pain bc she lose all her kittens if I remember well, they give her medicine and aromatherapy to calm her down
@txlady1049
Жыл бұрын
In my social circles, I'm considered the 'cat expert'. I'm flattered, but I am by no means an expert. Been around cats all my life (62 now!), have had numerous cats at one time, shelter kitties, foundlings, feral-born, and those who just walk up and say "Hi there, you belong to me now!" Jackson, you have taught me SOOOOO much about cats. I thank you so much. And I know my cats appreciate my increased knowledge, and they are happier now because of what I've learned from you. THANK YOU, and keep sharing your knowledge. By the way, the fact that you admit not knowing everything, and needing help sometimes, lends more credence to what you tell us, we know you aren't BS-ing us!
@Aliandrin
Жыл бұрын
With cats you can learn something new every day. I'm like you being considered an expert by friends. Yet every so often I get a new, "Wait, why is that cat doing that?"
@MarjiZintz
Жыл бұрын
All behavior is communication. Thanks for helping people understand that major clue!!!! ❤
@BradleyPaulValentine
Жыл бұрын
Another important clue is find a better way to communicate bc it's not incumbent for victims of a reigning terror to get their eyes slashed out as they plead to understand the problems.
@Kaye09MNchick
Жыл бұрын
I love the approach Jackson Galaxy uses which is more of an integrated care type of approach to treating cats who may have issues. We're starting to see with human care how important it is to pay attention to everything in a person's life, but it's also important for cats and animals to do the same.
@FranGy24
Жыл бұрын
@JacksonGalaxy Can you make another video when you can have time to watch the original video, please?
@madcatlady
Жыл бұрын
looks like a part of a Kritter Klub video taken out of context
@annieg9331
Жыл бұрын
You are absolutely right. Kritter Klub is a youtube channel, the team is from South Korea, they team up with local Vets, they help and rescue animals and they help guardians to understand and to support their distressed pets, animal behaviour specialists work alongside them. Some episodes are about 'before and after' events about the animals. They are a great team. They have helped and rescued a lot of animals and helped to find them their forever homes.
@mzmerryweather
Жыл бұрын
Jackson is always the calm knowledgeable cat loving voice in the wilderness. Oh...and yes...I do believe you have magic cat wand...catnip filled 😸
@tangofoxkc
Жыл бұрын
Hi Jackson! I just wanted to thank you because this lesson from you that you've always emphasized helped me help my cat when he got sick last year. Before I even adopted my cat I'd watched your videos over and over, just trying to learn everything I can. 3 years later, when my parents started yelling that my cat is an asshole and that he peed outside of the litterbox, I immediately took him to the vet and the tests showed he had a urinary problem, the vet said we caught it really early and so he got out of it without resorting to surgery. You've taught me how to care for my cat and part of that is how to think through my cat's perspective. I'm grateful for the wealth of knowledge you've made available.
@JWildberry
Жыл бұрын
That's so nice to hear! You saved the cat from a lot of pain, and saved the family a lot of fights and money. I hope they appreciate your gentle heart and the way you've spent time to learn BEFORE taking on the responsibility of getting a cat. I'm just a stranger on the internet, but you made me smile today.
@Catbooks
Жыл бұрын
God, I love you, Jackson. Thank you for your reactions to this video. The world is a better place because you're in it.
@MeloraCarabas
Жыл бұрын
That first half hit hard. I was taught as a kid that any problematic behavior was simply evil even if it was a brain malfunction. The right thing indeed is to say: "are you okay?" and to go from there. You are not your biological brain. You try to be what you are, and biology is what you have to deal with.
@evansblackparade
Жыл бұрын
Unfortunately with many humans, ppl don’t ask their kids if they are okay either lol. They take it personally and make it about “respect”.
@evilsharkey8954
Жыл бұрын
They often just try to punish the moodiness out of them, as if that would ever work.
@OpalDrake11
Жыл бұрын
I really needed this video today, especially the reminder at the end. I adopted a cat who has ended up with anxiety and who knows what else as he bites and no vet or behaviorist has been able to help definitively. We're still trying, though, and even though there are days I feel I can't go on and we'll never find help, notes like these help ground me.
@adrianapignolo
Жыл бұрын
Try another vet, and another vet and another vet. If avaiable, try a vet with a Cat friendly practice certification. And talk with your cat, tell him you won't give up on him!
@judymlynarska5924
Жыл бұрын
Jackson, you're a freakin hero! Just got through 3 seasons of my cat from hell and honestly some of those people you helped I'd just scream on because omg - so many idiots abusing their cats out there. BTW I was always a dog person, never had cats before and once I got my 2 kittens I've learned everything from you - thanks man!
@gamzeturkmen312
Жыл бұрын
I am really sorry for the cat. She might be in pain.
@OkiSmokey
Жыл бұрын
"dont see it as an insult, see it as an injury" is a WONDERFUL line to use when it comes to looking after animals. Human brains are a lot more nuanced than animals, yes they can feel a lot of emotions and feel just like people but it doesnt take a therapist to dig to the root of the problem when it comes to animals. look around them, notice any changes and then sculpt their environment to their needs!
@shanemortensen
5 ай бұрын
Oh no... I saw the original Korean video. It's so sad. The poor girl was grieving the loss of her babies. If i remember correctly, a couple of her babies died, and then they rehomed the rest. She just didn't understand why her babies were suddenly gone. My heart broke watching it
@sanneharderflamant
Жыл бұрын
I got my cat from an animal shelter. Frankly, for the first year or so he was horrible 😢 He was extremely jumpy, would bite and scratch, and sometimes he would lie in wait and attack us randomly. Luckily, I grew up with cats, and “reading” them comes naturally to me. I kept showering him with love, trying to convince him he could trust me. But I have to admit that sometimes I did like grandma in this film and had a good cry over him. He was 12 weeks old when we got him. About a year after, we got our second cat, who was his exact opposite. However, when angry cat started biting the new cat, he just bit him back. You could almost see it in angry cat’s face when realisation hit: Being bitten hurts! So gradually he stopped doing it. He is now three in September, and he is the most loving cat ❤ New cat and I broke him down with love 😊
@abigailwallace7732
Жыл бұрын
Single kitten behavior! If they don’t grow up with another kitten or adult cat to play with they don’t learn that things hurt! It’s why it’s always best to adopt out kittens in pairs ❤
@ladytoad4050
Жыл бұрын
The original clip if from Kritter Klub's Animal in Crisis episode 52. It's the yt channel for SBS Animal Farm, a South Korean show that features animal rescues, cute animals, etc. The cat in this segment had a lot of emotional trauma that the owners were doing their best to help with, but the way the clip takes it completely out of context is awful.
@IngerMykelz
Жыл бұрын
❤Thank you so much for doing this video!! I am the 'Cat Person ' in my group of friends and everyone asked me why what and because. I recommen you to every one of them. I have learned a lot of what I know from you. Animal cat dog cow or human have reasons for their actions. Yes even cows just not as many. As you would do with anyone you love and care about find out what is wrong. You don't know. That's OK!! There are amazing Vets out there. Give them a call and ask them it could be as simple as that. Thank you again! ❤❤❤
@RudisKetabs
Жыл бұрын
I watched the original video on KZitem years ago. It’s from China. Their cat had babies who died. After that she got aggressive. At the end, they gave her poison to die bc they gave up on her. Her parents loved her and cried all the time.
@MerryMoss
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for doing what you do, you're helping so many cats (and their guardians) around the world 💚
@dusttalebrainrot
Жыл бұрын
could you cover a video on cost effective ways to do TNR? there's a small feral cat colony in my neighborhood, but spaying and neutering + giving shots costs so much money at all the vets in my area. there's also a lack of TNR programs that will do it for less cost. i really want to help out these cats, but i'm not sure how to
@batintheattic7293
Жыл бұрын
Best of luck. I hope you get some sort of program up and running. The thing is - any decent vet would know that by not controlling the breeding of your local ferals that local veterinary services are heading for an exponential increase in feral cat care. You need to find the most reasonable local vet, who is prepared to work with you and truly loves animals, and then set up some sort of local funding project. I don't know how big you feel your neighbourhood is - it might be easier if it is a small one. That way you can have some sort of direct communication, about the situation, with your neighbours and rope in their assistance. Source your trained vet, first, I think. There has to be one that's happy to drop their charges for a mass program of neutering. Then start canvassing the neighbours for their willingness to chip in. Maybe, set up some charitable collection jars in the local shops so that people, who may have just come in from seeing loads of feral cats, will see the collection box for the local TNR fund and pop their donations in.
@b.r.v.8609
Жыл бұрын
Just watching the short clip, I have to think there’s something being done to or happening to this cat to make it react that way. Either the environment in the home is a bad one or he’s ill and lashing out because he’s hurting.
@lapatti
Жыл бұрын
I've seen that video a long time ago and when I started it I was under the same impression. I don't remember much about it now but I left the video thinking that those people are really very patient with that cat
@SonsOfLorgar
Жыл бұрын
@@lapatti that isn't patience, that's criminal neglect, and they should take that cat to a vet and find out if there's something causing physical pain.
@dusttalebrainrot
Жыл бұрын
the cat is suffering from deepseated trauma due to the loss of her kittens. however, i do agree that the environment is also damaging. she needs help and support for the trauma she went through, and it's disappointing that the owners aren't putting in the work and effort to help her.
@impishrebel5969
Жыл бұрын
It was from Kritter Klub, a Korean cat rescue org. They were there to figure out the problem and solve it. They did. It's not criminal neglect.
@laneatkinson6441
Жыл бұрын
@@dusttalebrainrot Her owners are/were elderly AND contacted professionals to help her...plus, they implemented the tips that were provided to them.
@walsh5238
Жыл бұрын
Thank you Jackson Galaxy for putting this out there and asking the audience what they might know on source. This is awesome work as people need to be better educated on cats and you’re doing it. ❤
@Berdersner
Жыл бұрын
I always loved your show, and I have two lovely fluffs. You do amazing work educating everyone about cat behavior!
@slimtechstudio
Жыл бұрын
Can't wait for this one! Also, will you ever do a reaction video to all those "funny cat videos" where a lot of the humor is the cat guardians actually scaring or abusing their cat? Which is...NOT funny.
@LazyIRanch
Жыл бұрын
I HATE those!! Makes me want to find them and cat-nap those poor kitties.
@DagmarDollmaier
Жыл бұрын
Exactly! I've only had one cat act like that and it was because my gf insisted she give birth. She was hyper protective of her baby and attacked my male cat and I, stupidly, stepped in. She tore me apart! And I deserved it. I was young and stupid. You mention a broken tooth! My current cat is losing teeth! I'm assuming I should take him to the vet. He's an Oriental, so yep, I should take him to the vet, which is very luckily just downstairs. Okay, I've answered my own questions. Love your videos, Jackson! Thank you.
@lyndalou2892
Жыл бұрын
Thank you, Jackson, for your gracious and compassionate approach to difficult situations. You are a true blessing to cats and those who love cats. I have learned a tremendous mount of valuable information from you ! 😺😺😺😺
@gumgumbaer
Жыл бұрын
Great vid. Thank you for never getting tired of reminding everybody again and again, that seeing a vet on a regular basis and in case your cat has sudden changes in their behavior is SO IMPORTANT. I'm a big fan of your work especially for that. And don't forgett: play with your cat! Miau 😸
@Erishkigall
Жыл бұрын
@Jackson Galaxy, Kritter Club Always have a camera crew in their videos
@thealphamorph
Жыл бұрын
Thanks, Jackson, for always sharing your genuine thoughts on situations like these. I really hope the family can find out what's wrong with their cat, as I'm certain it can be helped. Itf, I plan to adopt and raise a kitten and I intend to follow every helpful tip you always put out there :) So thank you, again, for always sharing with us! You may not know everything, but that doesn't make you unhelpful. Trust me when I say that you're a big help to other cat owners. Including future ones, like myself!💛
@lisaramsey4470
Жыл бұрын
There is a complete video on KZitem about that cat. The Cat lost her kittens 3 months earlier, and they got help and finally got the cat back to being calm again.
@Junosensei
Жыл бұрын
My cat was an extremely aggressive Tabby who was feral, is half blind, is completely deaf, and has hyperthyroid. That last one causes high anxiety, and she not only would get aggressive seeing another cat outside, but would also scream and hiss if she smelled another cat on me. She was already ~13 when we got her, though, and they were considering putting her down because she nearly killed another cat and was not going to be chosen for a home. They actually gave her to us for free, though my mother "donated" their asking price anyway. Well, I worked hard on her diet, got her on the proper meds, worked on the home situation (she liked being locked in a single room where she could feel secure away from anyone, with all her needs taken care of daily), and over the span of two years, got her used to my company... Now she's 16+ and sleeping cuddled up next to me in bed, purring. She still needs to be isolated from contact with other animals and humans, but she has mellowed out now and is a big lover with me. She hasn't hissed in several months. I'm a proud mommy!
@TheMidnighttea
Жыл бұрын
I miss Cat from Hell so this'll be a treat!
@dinomitetwins
Жыл бұрын
I wish we had more of them too. The series helped my twin and I prepare while I did MANY years of allergy shots to get our cats
@mw25893
Жыл бұрын
That's why I love you so much you try to help others understand cats a little bit better, I have a cat named nala and we got her when she was still a kitten from our ex roommates, they never took care of her and when we started living there I made sure she at least had water. When they finally left they wanted to take her, but I convinced them to let me keep her. Omg she was and still kind of is, a firecracker haha at one point I thought we were gonna have to call you or something because she was very mean, but I told my fiance stick with it because that's probably just her personality, well she definitely grew out of her crazy stage a bit and is now more calm, sometimes you just have to be patient and look for sings of stress and take care of your babies
@starrywizdom
Жыл бұрын
That poor terrified kitty. I'm glad her people are so understanding -- I hope they can find her the help she needs!
@jaclynmirren6245
Жыл бұрын
I have a hairless cat with only one working eye who is the sweetest, most gentle little kitty I’ve ever had. I love my sweet hairless boy. ❤
@kyleepierce1390
Жыл бұрын
There's always a reason. Like you said, vetting is the first step. And if the grey cat is playing referee it's going to cause issues between the cats. It's going to cause damage to a relationship between them (if there was one). And the helmets would be alarming. Cats are very preceptive, if I even wear a scented lotion or perfume one of my cats will try to lick it off because he knows my scent. Cats will pick up on changes in the house, even medical or psychological changes in humans or maybe a change in the cat itself that it can't tell you about (like illness or pain). I remember when I first became a mom someone told me that if my baby wouldn't stop crying go through the list, diaper change, feeding, change the temp/clothing/etc, check fingers and toes for a hair, etc. If none of that works you call a doctor. Its the same with cats, try the normal stuff and if that doesn't work call the vet. There is always a reason, it's just a matter of finding the cause and then a solution will present itself.
@justlikethewizard
Жыл бұрын
It takes so much work to keep our little friends happy and healthy. I know I try to be in tune with Ichabod and thankfully that has helped a bunch in catching things early (I know now what tends to stress him out and what tends to help ease that stress). Cats are so quiet about their feelings, I appreciate you educating people and letting them know that sometimes you do have to look a little closer.
@ReaperFerril
Жыл бұрын
"...bring in to help where my expertise leaves off..." Possibly the smartest thing I've ever heard on the internet (or, for that matter, in real life)--an expert acknowledging that they don't know everything and that they will seek assistance as needed. It is an attitude like this that makes people listen to you and trust your advice.
@ShadowGirl-
Жыл бұрын
I learned all this years ago from your tv show, but its important of course to keep waving that flag and getting this information out there. You're doing excellent work Jackson, keep it up!
@Meggsie
Жыл бұрын
My cat had a mental breakdown because the neighbor cat came over and harrassed her. Hid under the couch for _months._ Didn't come out for food or anything. Always take them to the vet, we were able to determine it wasn't an illness but got her some mood stabalizers and she made a full recovery.
@robertamorrison3462
Жыл бұрын
Wow! Nice to see so many people commenting on what had happened, and what was done for the cat. It sound's like Mr. G has a like-minded counterpart in Korea. 👍
@Erishkigall
Жыл бұрын
@Jackson, this is from Kritter Club's Channel Origonally
@thefreakmachine
Жыл бұрын
"What happened 3 months ago?" Me: well, tell us you damn robot!
@Nameless-gothic-stranger130
7 ай бұрын
Fun fact: if a cat shows there belly it doesn’t mean they want you to pet it means they trust you and show you there belly that’s a vulnerable place ❤
@Wildmanmercury
11 ай бұрын
This is like teaching mindfulness around how to deal with cats. ❤
@sharingrox
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this great reaction. You were able to make a really scary crazy looking situation fixable. {hugs} for that!
@blitzokrue
Жыл бұрын
I literally love this so much
@mysmirandam.6618
Жыл бұрын
I just realized of what an enigma a sick animal could be
@felicityb4949
Жыл бұрын
Sensible. If a physically or emotionally stressed cat goes through environmental changes it can end in disaster. My cat compromised with me she keeps her food & her shelves in the exact same spot so I can rearrange couches & chairs. Clearly something is going on & I doubt the helmets are helping other than for protection. Kitty can’t see their face so it’s almost like where did my person go.
@jessiestoss2687
Жыл бұрын
We have two females. A tabby cat named Gigi, and a black and white Tuxedo cat named Truffles. Their personalities are completely opposite. Gigi is more of a "look at me but don't touch me" kind of cat, and Truffles is very snuggly and always wants to be with her humans. She sleeps with us in our bed every night. Gigi doesn't like loud noises or quick movements... So she basically adopted my father in law as her human, because he is older and moves at a slow pace. He's more her speed and temperament. She sleeps in his bed with him. It's funny and cute because my husband and father in law didn't like cats at all. They never had cats. We had a German Shepherd that lived to be 14 years old. Sadly she had to get put out of her misery at the Vet's office last year. We adopted Gigi our Tabby Cat about a month before our German Shepherd had to be put to sleep. Gigi noticed how sad my father in law was about losing his dog, so she approached him and started scent soaking on him, marking ownership, and socializing with him exclusively. Then around Thanksgiving we adopted Truffles our Tuxedo cat and she was a kitten when we got her. She's fully grown now. She lays on my husband on the couch for hours if you let her. She's very sweet and affectionate with us. She's a bit food obsessed, while Gigi picks here and there and leaves half of her food once she's full. It's funny and cute because I converted two men who were dog lovers into cat lovers. My husband is a great cat dad. He buys them the best food and the most expensive litter, and toys and treats. He thought cats were sketchy and not affectionate. All it takes is the right cat to turn someone indifferent to cats into a cat lover.
@earthsigngoddess
Жыл бұрын
She lost her kittens, that’s what happened three months ago. The full video is on KZitem. They explain everything.
@sharonh988
Жыл бұрын
Thank You Jackson for bringing this to peoples attention.
@LeeNovakbarberstylis
Жыл бұрын
I miss you and I’m sure ton of your watchers. Miss you. You are amazing. Keep up the good work and looking forward to your next video.!
@caseyblues
Жыл бұрын
The big long hiss when the cat comes out is a clue. Hisses express fear, not aggression.
@BetaniaeClaudioM
Жыл бұрын
This was a video on KZitem that shows this female cat acting this way after selling all of her kittens. They eventually moved this cat into a large caged area to live in to hopefully let her phase out.
@kimfleury
Жыл бұрын
I'm having a hard time with these awful viral videos 😢
@OliveAndJackie
Жыл бұрын
Ikr.. Especially the ones where they are litterly doing the worst to the cat/dog ( or any animal) JUST for a video. It's frustrating, especially those those angry cat/Chihuahua videos.. Where the animal is clearly being provoked. You can't see anything cause then you'll get called a Karen or a snowflakes for not justifying mentally/emotionally harming an animal.
@felicityb4949
Жыл бұрын
Cat content has gotten out of control. Not like this where Galaxy breaks down why things are not ok. Like yeah this is cat content but it’s learning not laughing at or hurting our buddies.
@OliveAndJackie
Жыл бұрын
@@felicityb4949 yep, exactly.
@songsayswhat
Жыл бұрын
The worst are the so-called "rescues" where they purposefully starve or endanger an animal just to "rescue" it and make themselves look like heroes. It undermines the real rescues out there (some of which also put out videos).
@WyndStryke
Жыл бұрын
This one has a happy ending. It's a Korean equivalent of Jackson's cats from hell, where they bring in experts to help.
@tyrsia
Жыл бұрын
My sweet kitty became aggressive towards me in his old age. I thought it was because we moved to a smaller place and he felt territorial. Later on a vet visit I found out he was diabetic and that also may have caused him to feel grumpy. When I started treating his diabetes, he gradually turned back into his normal loving self. I felt so bad for not checking with the vet sooner. I just didn’t know at the time.
@sabrinalastname9719
Жыл бұрын
I've learned so much from Jackson Galaxy... he's on our cable TV in my country the Netherlands. My cats are much happier and healthier thanks to him. I refer all my cat owner friends and family to his videos about catification, play time and more.
@aekchakrit
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for all knowledge and information from Jackson, I know I’m not a great cat owner, but I keep learning and I believe I will improve, special thanks for Jackson from Taiwan ❤🐈
@Miss_Palindrome
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for bringing this to others' attention! I certainly didn't know, but luckily after seeing your show and all these helpful videos I knew the cat wasn't acting like that, just because. 💖 My two precious black kittens have you to thank for knowing how to properly interact with me and to not use their claws. 🥰 They're so smart and well-mannered.
@jang14344
Жыл бұрын
I’m so excited. I’ve just become a Mojonaut!❤️
@JacksonGalaxy
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your support!
@ThePurringJournal
Жыл бұрын
Excellent commentary! ❤
@bluedrgnMethy
Жыл бұрын
I love how we can change perspective on a wild video like this by shedding light on it. Educating about cats behavior helps all cats❤
@oliviajackson9616
Жыл бұрын
The original video was on a channel called Kritter Klub if I remember correctly. This Sphynx girl started lashing out after she gave birth but lost several of the kittens...she's not angry at her owners or the British Shorthair in the room, she seems to have what is basically cat PTSD! I sincerely hope that she was able to get the help she needed to recover from the trauma, and feel at peace again.
@Flower_Dragon_WA
Жыл бұрын
I saw this come up on tik tik and honestly, I didn’t even watch it because the first second or two already triggered my distaste for stupid cat videos, and by that I mean… so many cat videos where people take dumb videos of cats, and sometimes they are antagonizing or allowing a cat to be in pain or extreme fear while they stand by and take pictures for attention. Ok, enough venting! Love cats, love you Jackson! ❤
@VillagerCometh
Жыл бұрын
I remember watching this a long time ago, can’t wait!!!!
@nicholas7156
Жыл бұрын
The original video is from kritter Klub in South Korea. From a series they call “animal in crisis” where they help animals with behavioral or medical problems.
@stefanliliana639
Жыл бұрын
This is exactly how my female Siamese behaves if she feels that I have petted a foreign cat. Especially if we are talking about a cat in heat. As soon as he felt the smell, he gets better, tries to climb on us, to bite our neck. He screams, rages and attacks until I wash and change my clothes.
@krystajustice1608
Жыл бұрын
Kritter Klub Korea animal saving the Spynx cat lost her kittens and became aggressive towards it's owners they were able to make her calm and sweet again she was a first time mommy cat
@susan1good
Жыл бұрын
This was a clip from a longer video. They figured out that 3 months ago the hairless cat's last kitten was adopted away from her. An animal behavioralist helped the family repair their relationship with their cat. The video was in an Asian language with captions, but as I don't read the kanji I can't tell you the channel name.
@the_last2379
Жыл бұрын
hi Jackson im very late and i don't know if you will see this comment but i just wanted to tell you that this video come from a south korean youtube chanel called kritter klub they have multiple story about cat and other animals too this specific video is: “cat can't get over the loss of her kittens and becomes agressive ”. to anyone who see this have a great day/night take care !
@yahushahamashiachiswarlike
Жыл бұрын
I would be terrified 😨
@JstJayn
Жыл бұрын
I’m at 5:24 and just have to say that once my husband was working under the sink and had a headlamp on. Our cat, who dearly loved him went batsh*t crazy and tried to kill him. It took us all day to figure out the headlamp was the problem. Maybe the helmets are the problem. Poor cat, something is scaring it badly. And poor granny ❤
@lauril111
Жыл бұрын
I don't remember wich show this case was, but it's a similar to "My Cat from Hell" one. The cat developed ansiety from losing her kittens, the tutors didn't know how to help her until they looked for the help of the programs vet, but they were successful and helped her out 💕
@mimoza1989
Жыл бұрын
My sister-in-law has a cat who behaved good as a kitten but became moody when he grow up. It was going on for few years, during witch she and my brother got a dog. After that my sister-in-law become dog behaviorist and got a job in vet clinic. She decided to do thorough check up of both pets. And then she found the cause of cat's behavior. The cat had tartar. After cleaning his teeth (under anesthesia), the cat started cuddling up to people again. Mystery solved!
@jwsuicides8095
Жыл бұрын
I took on a cat like that. I was in the hospital emergency for other stuff and the nurse started getting worried due to all the deep cuts and wounds on me, he thought I was being abused or something. I was, "No. It's the new cat". She settled down though. lol.
@stephiejane
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for explaining all of the Jackson. It would be horrible to think that anyone would set this up on purpose to upset a cat to this point just to make a clip. If they have, it is abuse.
@rebeccajesse4604
Жыл бұрын
I just want to say, my experience with cats had generally always been negative as a child. I grew up in a "dog home" and would visit people with cats and always get scratched or attacked as a child. Cats just always confused me but I loved them and just wanted to pet them! Watching "My Cat From Hell" really changed my perspective on cats for the better. You took away a lot of the confusion and now I really enjoy cats for their own unique natures and personalities. So thank you for all the work you do! Poor Mao, it's always so hard on a family (including the animal members) when something like this happens. I hope they were able to figure it out and that they are all happy now.
@thegamedoctor1457
Жыл бұрын
The original story was on Kritter Klub, Animal in Crisis ep. 52, the cat lost her kittens. And there had to be a C-section to try to save the rest of them.
@Erishkigall
Жыл бұрын
They're actually a decent welfare organization in Korea
@chivonfortney1656
Жыл бұрын
I absolutely love you shows!!
@opinian1068
Жыл бұрын
They spent more money on protective gear, a film setup, and "staff" than just taking the cat to the damn vet. What people will do for social media validation is epidemic. This whole video is just absurd.
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