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Oh my goodness your poor cat (and poor you)  I am so sorry you are having to deal with this. I would definitely have a word with the neighbour as that's simply unacceptable! I know people that use water sprays and that normally does the trick, even clapping their hands normally works with cats.. but stones GRRRRRR on your behalf. I hope your cat gets well soon x |
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other times, the intruder sees my cat off from the wall at the end of the garden which (the wall, i mean) to be fair to her was part of her territory before I got my cat. this other female has a colossal territory - she 'owns' all the gardens up 8 doors away from where she lives. |
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Id get your Cat neutered too, that may be a trigger for an attack, of course letting your Cat out puts her at HUGE risk if she isnt spayed of getting pregnant and picking up diseases from stray Tom Cats. I would also change the cat flap to one that has a collar tag, so only your cat can come in and out of it, that way she should stay safe. |
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