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My very avatar here is this pic of one of my cats, Raton. I just love the "framing".

Well, the best I can say is that the occurrences of Raton harassing Tigris are about as frequent as before, which I guess is an improvement in itself since they now spend most of the time in the same room. In fact they might be getting into fights less often; it's hard to gauge. I'll keep observing.

Wow, that's matches our problem exactly. Right down to the uncanny resemblance to human enamourment. It's kind of comforting to know one's not the only one in the world with this problem. Unfortunately, your solution wouldn't work for us, as the physical aptitudes of ours are reversed: Raton is...

We actually have a huge, 2m tall cat tree. Tigris, however, is an extremely sedentary cat, often spending the majority of the day in the same spot, so she never bothers to climb it. There's also assorted fluffed cat beds with blankets, so they sleep where they please (often on our beds with us)...

Thanks for the warm welcome! To be fair, if there was a dominant cat in the house, it would definitely be Tigris: being the one that's been raised on the street up to adulthood, she's by far the bravest of them, and the one that stands up to any aggressive intruder (in a few amusingly memorable...

Hello everyone,         this is my first post on these forums, and this might become a bit long (plus English isn't my first language), so I humbly request you bear with me.          We currently have three cats, all rescued from various precarious conditions. Arcee, a calico, was taken in...