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Intense Fear?

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Posted by: Granum at Tue Jul 15 17:14:56 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Granum ]  
   

I have two spayed, three-year-old female cats whom have lived their whole lives together in relative harmony. Over the last three days, one of the cats has become intensely afraid of the other. It howls and hisses at the sight of the other cat, and refuses to enter a room it believes the other cat is in. After several minutes of being seperated, the cat will return to its normal, friendly playful state. Otherwise, it appears to be in good health. Any ideas?
Thank you,
Nick


   

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