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Aggressive cat behaviour
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Our old boy is about 18. He's in really fine fettle - his fur is in lovely condition, he eats, drinks and toilets appropriately, he cuddles, he is active, he plays and in all respects seems well. However, over the last two months he has become extremely aggressive with our other three cats. He will just have a pop at them for no reason whatsoever. The girl has now taken to sitting and growling at him constantly (which at 3am is a rare pain in the neck). Sometimes it is just a hissy spitty spat and sometimes it is a full on scrap. Beforehand they all used to get on quite well, but the others are now quite wary of him. He's always been a bit feisty and for example will chase dogs (stupid I know).
Can anyone think of any reasons for this? I reckon it is him being cantankerous in his old age and there is probably not much that can be done. What do others think?
Can anyone think of any reasons for this? I reckon it is him being cantankerous in his old age and there is probably not much that can be done. What do others think?
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