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Thank you this was a really considerate reply of the difficulties of the situation for everyone involved. I agree I think the night time attacks are just him being startled (although they didn’t happen before we moved here so I do think also partly to do with like you said not being fully...

it’s called Vet Pro stress and anxiety I think it’s herbal Stress & Anxiety she did say she could put him on something stronger if needed but it would zonk him out which I don’t want ideally

so I found him hiding in a car wheel when we rescued him. I have no idea where he came from if he was dumped or was feral and lost his mum. He was about 8 weeks old but didn’t have any fleas or anything which suggested he hadn’t been on the streets for long. I do wonder about his vision...

i don’t think a large kennel would fit in my room or anywhere upstairs, we live in a terraced house it’s not massive. But he does have his own room with all his stuff in it but he wouldn’t sleep there at night as he wants to be with me. I’m definitely conscious of him picking up my fear which is...

he can see the dog through the glass at the top half of the living room door from where he sits at the top of the stairs. He really isn’t afraid of the dog and wants to play with herbecause He can’t hear her barking at him which is what worries me. The dog is in my mums room with door closed at...

So the dog sleeps with my mum in her room with the door closed and I keep my room opened so Coco can leave when he wakes up about 5am to go to “his room” (the spare room) which has all his things (litter box, food, cat tree etc) Im a very light sleeper and couldn’t sleep with a night light...

I will try this. Luckily he's happened to start sleeping on the rug beside my bed as it's quite warm now think it's cooler down there. But as the night goes on he creeps up beside me. If I wake up and sense him there I'll try putting him back down...hopefully I won't get mauled in the process 🙈

I did have a look into this but it's £200 for the consultation and then £60 per session which I really can't afford at the Moment for them to probably give me the same advice as I would get on the internet!

I agree with you, he sleeps very deeply being deaf and I think it just takes me to turn over and touch him in my sleep and he freaks out and goes into attack mode. The issue is trying to get him to stay in a cat Bed on the floor as he loves sleeping with me! But it’s certainly worth trying. Just...

Hi! Him and the dog are always separated as I said in my post. They’re never in the same room together. Although the cat ISNT afraid of the dog which is actually why I’m worried the dog might hurt him. The cat has actually stayed at a cat sitters recently who has 2 dogs who grew up with cats and...

Hi everyone, Context - I found Coco my white, blue eyed deaf cat, (now 2 years old) on the street outside my apartment in Spain as a terrified 8 week old kitty, covered in oil from hiding in a car wheel. My then-partner and I managed to rescue him (he scratched and bit me quite badly, perfectly...