Wellesley-Natick Veterinary Hospital’s Blog

Disputes between cats are not so uncommon. Our feline companions still possess the cat-like need for established territories, not unlike their wild cat cousins. Combine this fact with a myriad of socialization and personality challenges, and aggression between cats becomes a matter of concern.

If your feline friends aren’t being so friendly with each other, there are ways to alleviate some of the friction and encourage a more civil cat cohabitation.

Triggers that Prompt Aggression Between Cats

Fighting among cats in a shared household is not only stressful, it can be dangerous and leave your pets vulnerable to serious wounds and infections when there is no intervention. Continue…