- Probably an alpha problem. This means that the older cat feels she is threatened by the presence of the younger cat because the older cat is the current alpha, and wants to keep it that way. I would consider consulting a professional cat psychologist (there are such thing) because I believe there are medication to calm cats who are aggressive to others. If the other cats you have are female, the reason your cat wouldn't attack them would probably be because she knows them better. Just a tip, not really answer. Hope it helps!
Male cats are called toms or tomcats, while female cats are called queens.
No, when two male cats are fighting and wagging their tails, they are likely displaying aggressive behavior. Tail wagging in cats is often a sign of irritation or aggression, rather than playful behavior. It's important to separate fighting cats to prevent any injuries.
Female cats do not usually pee with their tails up like male cats do. Female cats squat low to the ground when they urinate, while male cats typically lift their tails and spray to mark their territory.
what is wrong with you, of course not. cats will fight if they dont like each other. making them smell like baby butts will probably just make them fight more.
She-cats. Yes I'm serious
It is quite natural for male cats, and female cats, to dominate each other, even if they are kin. If they aren't spayed, the fighting problem may be worse than if they were. If they are spayed, there really isn't much you can do to stop them from fighting. Again, it is entirely natural and is an instinct.
The Discovery website carries some useful articles about how to get cats to stop fighting. The websites Cat How, Catster and The Human Society also have tips on how to get cats to stop fighting.
put them in different rooms
To effectively stop feral cats from fighting, you can try providing separate feeding stations, neutering or spaying the cats to reduce aggression, and creating a safe and calm environment for them. Additionally, you can use deterrents like motion-activated sprinklers or noise devices to discourage fighting. Regular monitoring and intervention can help prevent conflicts among feral cats.
that's not always true in fact my cat (male) eats my sisters cats (female) food either way it's very agressif behavior so if you have cats that do this stop it!
Yes, I used to have two male cats, and they got along great, as long as there is not a female cat around or with you, they should be fine.
Put the eggs or female fish in a different tank it will be better for the both of them.
Unfortunately there's nothing you can do except for separating them.
nope
yes female cats shed more then male cats
Keep them separated.
add a little salt to their water or feed