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A Hissing Cat
My pet cat who is 10 years old continues to hiss at my other cat who
is 8. She has done this since we got the younger cat. After 8 years they don't fight as much anymore but the older cat still hisses. They are both female. Has anyone had any similar experiences with their cats and if so is there any way to solve it? Thanks |
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My 6 year old female hisses at our 1 year old male but he chases her
every chance he gets. I didn't know a cat could hiss and run at the same time! He hisses at my mother in law every morning when she opens the bedroom door - wish I could too |
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My 6 year old female hisses at our 1 year old male but he chases her
every chance he gets. I didn't know a cat could hiss and run at the same time! He hisses at my mother in law every morning when she opens the bedroom door - wish I could too |
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After 8 years? No, I think the hissing is just auto response. Their ok.
Believe it or not, even cats who appear to not like each other apprecieate the company. Karen "Laura" wrote in message om... My pet cat who is 10 years old continues to hiss at my other cat who is 8. She has done this since we got the younger cat. After 8 years they don't fight as much anymore but the older cat still hisses. They are both female. Has anyone had any similar experiences with their cats and if so is there any way to solve it? Thanks |
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After 8 years? No, I think the hissing is just auto response. Their ok.
Believe it or not, even cats who appear to not like each other apprecieate the company. Karen "Laura" wrote in message om... My pet cat who is 10 years old continues to hiss at my other cat who is 8. She has done this since we got the younger cat. After 8 years they don't fight as much anymore but the older cat still hisses. They are both female. Has anyone had any similar experiences with their cats and if so is there any way to solve it? Thanks |
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THIS IS A FORGED POST. VICTOR DID NOT WRITE THIS.
"Victor Martinez" wrote in message om... (Laura) wrote in message . com... My pet cat who is 10 years old continues to hiss at my other cat who is 8. She has done this since we got the younger cat. After 8 years they don't fight as much anymore but the older cat still hisses. They are both female. Has anyone had any similar experiences with their cats and if so is there any way to solve it? Thanks You should consider putting the older one to sleep, hissing is a sign of rebellion and agression. If you don't you may wake up to find the older cat introducing the younger one to illegal drugs and how to hide syringes in the litterbox, which is very unsanitary and may cause serious infections. Victor Martinez |
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