Leydijul
One is an 18 month old female, the other is a 7 1/2 year old male. (Both are fixed). We had no problems until we moved, which is when the fighting began. How can I get them to stop this agressive behaviour?
The kitten was 6 weeks old when I got her. They both got along just fine until we moved last July. WE live in a condo, and last year the kitty got out and ever since then, she's hissing, screaming, clawing, you name it with the older cat. I saw a vet behaviourist and was told it was a hormonal problem. I am spraying hormone diffusers all over the place; Too NO AVAIL. H E L P!!!!.Anyone with any other solutions?
What can I Do?
Michelle
1 Answer
pythonlover
Some good information here >>>http://cats.about.com/cs/behavioralissues/a/aggression_cats_2.htm
| 10 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
My suggestion is that since you moved and they are in a new environment, they are fighting over territory. They will get it sorted out. You can not reason with an animal who instinctively claims territory.