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1834053 tn?1318252269

If somebody has some suggestion please resond... I'm not going to give up on my kitty...that why I'm hear i need some support.

female cat is attacking my mom's cat and her cat is a male both cats are spayed the male cat does nothing to her but she keeps attacking him anybody have any suggestion on how to deal with this?
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535822 tn?1443976780
yes separation is the answer,or have one be outside/inside Sounds like its about territory , I tried to adopt a male cat last year and mine a female  was so annoyed it just didn't work..I got a good home for him ..I dont think fixing/spaying makes any difference to the territory thing ..hey hope you get it worked out..separating them does seem to be the answer.good luck
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Try separating them into separate rooms..And put a baby gate up in one of the rooms and let the other cat come by and sniff but the baby gate will stop it from attacking the other cat..then lock the aggressive kitty up and let the non aggressive kitty out for awhile and let him mark things..the idea is to get each other used to one another's scent
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