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If you need both hands, and it's just wiggly, (not mean, scared or pissed) using your chin on the top of the head works well. One hand for the front legs, one for under the jaw, and chin (or shoulder as previously mentioned,) for the top of the head. I shy away from the shoulder, because it puts my neck right next to the sharp parts. Personal preference.
Not something you'd want to use on a cat you don't know, or one that might turn 'fractious' under restraint. Also works great on a cat wearing a Dr. Lecter mask.
Again, at your own risk:
Not something you'd want to use on a cat you don't know, or one that might turn 'fractious' under restraint. Also works great on a cat wearing a Dr. Lecter mask.
Again, at your own risk: