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one of my kittens is being way too agressive with his brother?
One kitty who is 6 months old is being really rough with his adopted 5.5 months old. Baby brother is recovering from what is hopefully just a cold virus, he was given fluids and an anti-inflammatory today to help and is on the mend. What should I do? I know older brother is just happy his brother is feeling better, but I"m like dude you need to chill out. I'm not looking to punish him or be mean about it, but I'd like to hear suggestion to help him be more relaxed?
They are both fixed. One is just a crazy man! He's spunky.
4 Answers
- slashNyaoiLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
if you took the cat to the vet, the other guy is just trying to figure out why he smells funny. keep them separated if you're so worried(maybe a towel barrier?), but the other cat 1 will tell cat 2 if he's being to rough, I wouldn't really worry too much about it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
They'll sort themselves out - I do agree with another, I'm betting it's because the cat smells sick and the younger is taking full advantage of this. Perhaps pay a little more attention to the smaller one, just for now, to give the other a break.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Male cats are LESS agressive when they're fixed. He's got too much hormone.
You can find a low cost spay / neauter programs listed by state at this website. Just find your state.
- 1 decade ago
they might be playing we had two cats who would do that one was a fat 6 year old and the other was a baby kitten and the big one would just lay on top of her until she would scream and kick him off of her
