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Thank you. It was the same vet both times he’s been aggressive, which is probably typical as it’s the vet I prefer! This is a male vet and he’s been fine with the other male vet and the female vet was fine too. Maybe it would be a good idea to ask for a different vet. Thank you for your reply

Hi there, I have a four year old indoor male British shorthair neuter. He has always been fine at the vets in fact he was a dream. However the last two vets vists one in November and the other last week he has been very aggressive with the vet and me. The first time it happened it was so out of...

Hi there, we have found getting the biggest post you can accommodate to allow for a full stretch and covering the sofa in sticky back plastic up and along the arms and sides. We kept that on for a few months (being clear it’s not too unsightly and doesn’t damage your sofa when you peel it back...

Sleeping close so hopefully this means they will get on.

A few days on and I hope things are going ok, they seem to be generally tolerating each other. The odd hiss and paw swipe if one of them moves to suddenly. We are letting the new kitty out of her ‘cage’ for extended periods and the resident cat just seems to follow her round keeping an eye on...

Hi there. Only suggestion I have is a lid off a large plastic container like off a ply-sue box. Put litter on that and see if she will use that since she doesn’t have to climb in the box. Then treats for good behaviour rather than punishment.

Hi there, I’m just looking for some reassurance hopefully! Last weekend we adopted a recently spayed 16 month old girl to keep our 4 year old neutered male. (He a large BSH whereas she’s tiny in comparison). The girl is currently being kept in a large dog crate in the back room and we get her...