On Sep 22, 9:04?pm, "-Lost" wrote:
Response from "blkcatgal" :





"ensoul" wrote in message


I had the same problem when I took my one cat to the vet. When we
came home, my other cat attacked the one that had been at the vet.
For over a week, the one cat chased the other, attacked him,
hissed at him, etc. Eventually, things calmed down and got back to
normal. Give it more time......

I wonder what the heck the problem is? Is it the smell? The one
acting differently after the visit, provoking the other one somehow?

Or in ensoul's case, they are both at each other's throat and they
both had the same thing done.

Anyone know WHY that is happening?

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Blkcatgal,

Thanks...Humane Society (they did the grooming) told me it's because
they were in shock, first time they had been groomed...as in the only
fur left on them is on their paws, tails, and head

But I have taken a T-shirt I worn rubbed it all over both of them,
when they get seperated almost all the time...they're in same bdrm
(not together) so they're getting each other's scent

I live in a small apartment...2 bdrm but daughter & grandduaghter are
here too making it very crowded..had to kick them out was supposed to
be a one month stay, Oct will be 5 months...I gave her a 30 day
notice actually a few more days Oct 7 she has to be out....She's
putting my housing in jeopardy
sorry got way off base

both cats alone are super affectionate, much more than usual..yes
they've always been loving...now they're kling-on's driving me up the
wall wanting to be your lap every second and trying to climb up on me
and my daughter, something they've done....odd thing I think they miss
each other

don't know what else do...the Vet had no more to offer than what all
ready was said here, Humane Society same way

lynn



There's beauty in the silver singing river,
There's beauty in the sunrise in the sky,
But none of these and nothing else can match the beauty,
That I remember in my true love's eyes
~Bob Dylan