I have a 11 month old cat, Toby who was an only child. His was a difficult delivery, he was breech and about the size of a two week old kitten. Except for the fact that he loved human company more than that of other cats and enjoyed being carried like a baby he was always normal.
About six weeks ago he started playing with his tail, this seemed normal enough, but after a couple of weeks of just playing with his tail he now "fights" his tail. There's hissing, clawing, biting and screaming... it sounds like a real cat fight and all our other cats are very dismayed when he does it, rushing to see what's going on.
It was a week between the first and second tail fight, but it has become at least a daily occurance. He now seems to be trying to run away from his own tail at times, then will trun and attack it.
Any suggestions?
Sue
About six weeks ago he started playing with his tail, this seemed normal enough, but after a couple of weeks of just playing with his tail he now "fights" his tail. There's hissing, clawing, biting and screaming... it sounds like a real cat fight and all our other cats are very dismayed when he does it, rushing to see what's going on.
It was a week between the first and second tail fight, but it has become at least a daily occurance. He now seems to be trying to run away from his own tail at times, then will trun and attack it.
Any suggestions?
Sue