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Hey everyone,
We have two domestic shorthair cats. They are from the same litter, and we got them as kittens. So they have grown up together. One is a male, and the other is female. They are both spayed /neutered.
About a month ago we moved, since then we have noticed that the male will sometimes attack the female without any provocation. The male will jump on the female and bite at her. Recently he pulled a rather large chunk of fur out of her. While it doesn't seem like they are playing (alot of hissing, yowling, biting, scratching etc...and a lot more intense than when they play), the male has never actually hurt the female cat. Still, out of caution we seperate them by putting them in different rooms.
We bought a feliway sprayer and have been using that, but the attacks are still occuring.
Does anyone have any ideas what could be causing this?
We have two domestic shorthair cats. They are from the same litter, and we got them as kittens. So they have grown up together. One is a male, and the other is female. They are both spayed /neutered.
About a month ago we moved, since then we have noticed that the male will sometimes attack the female without any provocation. The male will jump on the female and bite at her. Recently he pulled a rather large chunk of fur out of her. While it doesn't seem like they are playing (alot of hissing, yowling, biting, scratching etc...and a lot more intense than when they play), the male has never actually hurt the female cat. Still, out of caution we seperate them by putting them in different rooms.
We bought a feliway sprayer and have been using that, but the attacks are still occuring.
Does anyone have any ideas what could be causing this?