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Hello and welcome tired cat owner. I have never had this situation happen.We dont have cats now but all our previous cats have had free access to the outdoors.They occasionaly had the odd fight but mostly things worked out, we were lucky there were no serious injuries. Unusual that the male cat calls if he's been neutered ? Sounds like your cat has a good life and a caring owner so i wouldn't worry too much about expensive indoor equipment, could you perhaps make some toys or a tree ? Your playtimes with her are probably the most valuable thing you can give. You will certainly get loads of help on here and advice as well as enjoyment You could search the threads for ideas about indoor cat entertainment if thats what you choose to do. One tip, if a tom does spray, wash the area with biological washing powder. What is your cat called ? |
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Hi and welcome Have you tried feliway diffusers? They normally work (I've only ever known one male cat to not like the feliway smell - he decided to spray against the feliway diffuser) |
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Hello Rainbow80 ..... so sorry to hear that your little cat is being "bullied". My beloved Kizzy has just been signed off from treatment for a cat bite, so I know how worrying this can be. Cats' social behaviour, especially in relation to neutered cats is only recently becoming the subject of research and is not really understood. Certainly I don't know enough to comment. As Shelley says above, you are putting a lot of love and effort in to enriching her indoor life and for your own peace of mind, that's probably the way to go. Good luck, please let us know how you get on and yes, what is your darling's name? |
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Hello, I've tried a diffuser and she didn't seem any different. They r a pain but she is insistent she wants to go out so right now its the daytime only. I have to say she seems less jumpy once I block the catflap off so maybe a microchip one is a good idea, as long as they cannot get in she won't smell them. I think the ginger male maybe is not done but he's defo a pet, anyway ill see how I get on she's called bunny and is a right little sweetie and seems even more affectionate when she cannot get out all of the time. Nice to have a forum of cat lovers as some people just don't get get how amazing they are, I think she's special, lol, well she is to me |
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Is there a way to make it so that other cats can't get in your garden. We have a small yard and we have fenced it so our cats can't get out onto the road and other cats can't get in. We have put a big flat tray of grass there and we grow cat mint, lavender, parsley and other cat friendly plants. See if you can find a small log or bit of tree for her to scratch. You could get a young tom kitten as a friend for her then when he is older and neutered he can go out with her and see off the other tom cats. My Mum's neutered tom protect the 2 she cats from feral toms. Don't worry that she hasn't got the latest toys, sounds like she has a great Mum. |
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