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Hello from VA...
- Thread starter The5Venomz
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The5Venomz
Savannah Kitten
Thanks...unfortunately my F4 has started beating up my F2...not sure what I'm going to do about it yet...he's such a sweet cat, it's hard to believe he beats her the way he does...he's like Ike Turner. Only does it when I'm not home smh
Pam Flachs
Savannah Super Cat
Your cats are gorgeous!
Has something changed in your household (new furniture, a move, remodeling, new partner, etc) that may have disrupted their life? Even a stray dog, possum, or cat outside can set one off into attacking his buddy.....how long have they been together?
Has something changed in your household (new furniture, a move, remodeling, new partner, etc) that may have disrupted their life? Even a stray dog, possum, or cat outside can set one off into attacking his buddy.....how long have they been together?
The5Venomz
Savannah Kitten
Nothing has changed that I can think of... He doesn't attack her everyday, but when it happens she gets injured... Scratches, swollen face... They have plenty of food and water, so they aren't fighting over that... There's 2 litter boxes, litter habits are great.
My F2 was a little over 1 years old when I brought my F4 home as a kitten, she is now almost 3 and he is about to be 2. They are both fixed.
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Pam Flachs
Savannah Super Cat
I am assuming you have plenty of vertical space and places to climb or hide so your girl can get away from the attacks? You may have to reintroduce them, separating them for a time as if they were new cats being introduced for the first time.
Have they recently been vet checked for any illnesses/injuries that might be triggering this? The attacks sound quite serious if her face is swollen
Can you keep them separated at night, since you say that is when the attacks occur?
