Aggression Between Cats
Every breeder wants a happy cat family where everyone gets along. It can be very distressing when two cats take a dislike to one another — and aren't afraid to show it.
Every breeder wants a happy cat family where everyone gets along. It can be very distressing when two cats take a dislike to one another — and aren't afraid to show it.
Imagine the disappointment when you put the male in with a queen in heat . . . and instead of a romantic tryst, he attacks her! Fear not. There are solutions to their romantic speed bump.
Occasionally, a well-planned breeding you are looking forward to takes an unexpected detour when the bride and groom develop a dislike for one another. There are ways you can encourage love to bloom between even the most uncooperative of fiancées.
Especially near the last few months of campaign season and with the spring breeding season just around the corner, it isn't unusual to see the occasional grumpy campaign cat. Here are some tips for sweetening the kitty's attitude.
Follow the story of a young Abyssinian female that developed a problem with compulsive over-grooming as she was coming into her first heat period.
Occasionally, a cat who has been a good show cat will start to show signs of being unhappy in the show hall. Learn why this happens and the steps you can take to encourage the kitty to enjoy being shown.