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I would definitely recommend any one with this problem to redirect the playing. My dog is amazing at intercepting their spats before I can get to them. Any squabble and my dog is ON IT trying to break it up, lol. I definitely will feel confident when the two kitties can get at a tolerance level...

Update since threads like this never get updated: My oldest cat stills hates him and prefer he not come near her and if he does he doesn't stay long and my youngest is getting better at leaving her the hell alone especially since I redirected his playing towards my dog. It was nice alternative...

I've wrote about my 6 month old kitten's behavioral problems before so I won't go into that again but I found that hissing at him gets him to stop his behavior whatever it is rather than yelling "NO!" or "STOP!" It's a neat disciplinary trick. I only do it when I want him to remember my hissing...

LOL! At this point I wouldn't care if she body slammed him and threw him off the roof for him to understand she doesn't want to be bothered. It sounds harsh but as long as he lives and isn't hurt I say by any means LOL!

She is fine with him in the room with her and she always stands her ground when he pounces on her. She is however starting to instantly watch his every move now because he doesn't react to her warnings. I feel like my oldest is getting increasingly aggressive with him though. I have a giant cat...

THANK YOU! You really helped calm my nerves. That's one thing about being a pet parent sometimes you really need to the assurance that things are okay or that you're doing okay especially since animals cant speak. Sometimes I have no idea what's going on LOL I'll definitely be getting that...

The older is 4 years old. I have noticed sometimes when she bites or swats at him and then she licks him. I noticed she does with me when she tells me stop petting her or whatever it is she doesn't like me doing but that's pretty much it.I Is it possible that my youngest is testing to my older cat?

Like what for example? Do I just leave them in a living room one night? Do I just supervise it and break it up when fur flies? It could really help if I understood why he is doing what he is doing but I have no clue what his intentions are with his behavior. I'm even considering consulting at...

So I have made previous threads before and so far my two cats still have a strained relationship. My younger cat(6 months now) finally gets along with my 1 year old dog. They play fight together and he gets his need to play fight there although I think he got more than he asked for with my dog...

Hi! I've made multiple threads on my kitten and I just wanted some advice on this. I've had him for about a month and things are well here. It could be worse but every well sorta gets along. To be honest the only natural and friendly relationship my kitten has is with my guinea pigs. :flail...

It just seems like he doesn't exactly listen to her a lot of times. She'll hiss and swat, he stops for a few seconds and he's right back at it. This morning they got into a little "fight" this morning about it. It was nothing major but the equivalent of two children hitting each other because...

Sorry for the multitude of the threads but I need the extra opinions. My kitten and cat get along fine but the my kitten is always attacking my resident cat. As soon as I let him out of my room(His confined space) he INSTANTLY looks for her to play. My resident cat has no qualms with being...

Update: So after a few days my cat ended up warming up to the kitten a bit more and eventually stopped hissing at him and vice versa. I would test her patience every day with him by simply holding him in the room while she was there. Eventually I was able to get close enough with holding him...

I understand they don't need visual contact of each other and they dont get much of it besides a cracked door or unless they look under the door itself. I'll try the feeding on the other side of the door and come back with the results.

THANK YOU!

I got my 1 year old dog from the shelter 3 months ago and adopted a 4 month old kitten a few days ago. My 5 year old cat was the only pet the entire time but has been exposed to dogs. When I first got my dog and started the introduction my cat RARELY hissed at her. It was once or twice and they...

I adopted a shelter kitten who is a male and is 3 months old I believe (3 or 4). I have another cat, same shelter, same age when adopted but that was 5 years so I have forgotten about raising a kitten. 1) Is it normal that his butthole is sort of big? It doesn't look swollen or irritated but...