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Hissing and growling

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Posted by: Hawthorne at Wed Dec 17 09:38:55 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Hawthorne ]  
   

We have 2 cats, both 5 years old. They were aquired together and have lived together for the whole 5 years. We took them to the vet on Monday for their annual checkup and rabies shot. Since we came home, the male is hissing and growling - actually frightening the female. We are concerned because he is twice her size. They are (and always have been) put in the laundry room at night(I have severe arthritis and am afraid of tripping over them in the night). We are now concerned for her safety at night. The first night we put them in as usual and just before we let them out for the day we heard a "cat fight" and she was cowering at the door. She runs and hides when he starts to hiss. Last night we put them in separate rooms. He is still aggressive today. He is usually very laid back.
This happened in May when we had to leave them at the vet's overnight because of a urination problem. We had them separated for 4 nights and all of a sudden it was back to normal - shut in the laundry room together at night. No problems from then til now. That could happen again (we hope) but want to speed up the process if possible. Maybe someone has a suggestion. The male is shut in the guest bathroom at night and we are having company for Christmas! Any help appreciated.


   

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