What are the signs that a cat is going to pummel another cat? I think my "foster" has decided to bully my old guy. She walks up to him very slowly, he lies down (submissive) and she makes a kind of yowling sound. Her movements are all very slow and sometimes she sort of twists her neck a la The Exorcist.I intervene but I can't be here all the time. She doesn't do it to my other old cat whose attitude toward her when she gets pissy is f-u. It's really weird to see my other cat submissive, because he once tried to beat up a house-call vet who was trying give the other (scaredy) cat a rabies shot - I think Cat 1 thought he was saving Cat 2's life. I'm very protective of Cat 1 because he was a rescue and he's now 16 (she's 3) and I don't want him tormented and afraid during his final years. I had a couple of people lined up to take her when I rescued her from abandonment but was giving her a chance first; if she's going to keep this up and especially if she's really going to hurt him, she'll have to go to one of those other homes.
It's so unusual for him to be taking this treatment (he went after a 6 foot man and he and my other old guy have always been on equal footing) that I wonder if it's he won't "hit a girl" or is that silly?
Thanks!
It's so unusual for him to be taking this treatment (he went after a 6 foot man and he and my other old guy have always been on equal footing) that I wonder if it's he won't "hit a girl" or is that silly?
Thanks!
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