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Well the reason robins not neutered is he was a stray, he decided to come and live with me and I just haven't got round to it, but thanks that makes sense! :D

well it might be a territory problem, does your neighbors cat set down any sort of territory markers near or in your home (spraying or otherwise)  I know, females don't usually care for territories but i used to have a female neutered cat who cared very much for territory. really the only idea...

so, we have three cats in the house, a ginger tom (robin) a neutered female tabby (mini mouse after her mother mouse) and a neutered male (finch)  the problem is between mini and finch, what keeps on happening is finch has these random moments for no reason what so ever and chases and attacks...

so, in my house we have three cats, one ginger tom, a neutered female tabby and a neutered male tabby. the problem is between the neutered male and female, so the male (who's name is finch) keeps on randomly for no reason chasing and attacking our female (who's name is mini) we have no idea...

well I'm a boy so i won't be tying up my hair with them but thanks for the plastic bag idea! 

So, one of my cats (mini mouse after her mother mouse) has a weird habit. I have elastic bands in the house and she seems to love them, she plays with them and even eats them! I've tried hiding them but she alway finds them, what I'm worried about is her health, they can't be good for her, what...

Thanks! :D oh and he seems to avoid humans, I'll do the note thing, and again thanks!

So there is this black cat which keeps on coming into our home, stealing our three cats food and even attacking them for it! It's strange because it's fat and is pampered so it can't be a stray. At first (during christmas) we thought it's owners must have gone on holiday or something and we...