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I would never in a million years put one of my cats outside as punishment.
some of this advice is a bit extreme if you ask me.
Don't lock her in the bathroom or put her outside, she will resent that and it won't be productive. No good can come from it. She probably was startled and is not something you should take personal.
Play some constructive games with her to stimulate her and tucker her out.
She just may need some quality time.
JMO...xoxo good luck.
.some of this advice is a bit extreme if you ask me.
Don't lock her in the bathroom or put her outside, she will resent that and it won't be productive. No good can come from it. She probably was startled and is not something you should take personal.
Play some constructive games with her to stimulate her and tucker her out.
She just may need some quality time.
JMO...xoxo good luck.
There's a strong possibility that she's deaf on her right side. Blue eyes and deafness can - not always, but often - go hand in hand. I had an odd-eyed white cat who was deaf on her blue-eyed side, and it was best to approach her from her "good" side to avoid startling her..
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I have a photo to show it.
Cats test you, I'm sorry. I am the LAST person who would ever hurt a cat....I love them more than humans. But we all can't agree. Closing the door of the bathroom on a naughty cat, maybe not for hours, is sometimes necessary in those beginning stages. Letting them walk all over you when they are showing aggression is just asking for it.
I have had cats my entire life and I'm 45. I used to train brutally mean cats that would attack at first site, hence the oven mitts. None of us truly know the mind of each individual cat. I am just advising on her behavior if it happens in the future, or consistently. My two cents, but only she knows her cat.
.There's a strong possibility that she's deaf on her right side. Blue eyes and deafness can - not always, but often - go hand in hand. I had an odd-eyed white cat who was deaf on her blue-eyed side, and it was best to approach her from her "good" side to avoid startling her.
She's beautiful, indeed.
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.Hmmmm. It sounds to me then like she was annoyed with the other cat and lashed out at you because you have been nothing but sweet. She is at that ripe age for testing her inner queen. What did you do when she did that?