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Originally Posted by montiforestcat
I have a similar problem with my two cats and am at my whit’s end. I have 2 male neutered Norwegian forest cats one is 2 the other 18 months and until six months ago they were inseparable. They have an enclosed garden area with grass trees and so on, the problem started when one got out I caught him and brought him back in and he was cussing at me, the other cat then attacked him and a full blown fight ensued the cat that was attacked is quite happy to get along but the other is just not having it, he does not growl and spit shows no sign of aggression but just runs at him and starts fighting. I have had to keep them separated now for six months they can see each other and I rotate their space. Any suggestions will be much appreciated.  |
I had 2 cats exactly like this and in the end I had to rotate what rooms they had access to and after a few months of this, they got used to the scent etc of each other, and eventually accepted that they had to share the space. Zylkene is good, have used this on my cat as she started chewing bald spots on herself. It really calmed her down. Not sure how this will work with the above, but try giving it to the more agressive of the 2 and see if it takes affect.