I had my female cat neutered the other day. Problem is that when I brought her home, my male neutered cat started hissing at her. Now this I expected, but it is carrying on. My female cat is absolutely petrified now. I even found her hiding in the Litter tray! I thought the male cat would get used to her smell again, but it doesnt seem to be happening. Before they would happily play together and I dont think she can understand why her friend is suddenly hissing at her, What do I do?
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Can anyone help me please?
- Thread starter becksbaby
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Anytime cats come home after spending time at the vet's (especially for surgery) they will be "strangers". Since she just got spayed, you can't give her a bath. So I suggest you try:
1. Sprinkle both cats with some cornstarch baby powder and rub it in their coats so they smell the same.
2. Put a dab of vanilla extract on their noses.
Keep them separated for a day or two and then reintroduce them. You don't want her to be afraid of using the litter pan cause of him!
1. Sprinkle both cats with some cornstarch baby powder and rub it in their coats so they smell the same.
2. Put a dab of vanilla extract on their noses.
Keep them separated for a day or two and then reintroduce them. You don't want her to be afraid of using the litter pan cause of him!
