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Spring Crazy Cats

by Amber
(NC)

Spring Crazy Cats

Spring crazy cats? I have 3 cats 11, 6, and 3 years old. One male the oldest, and two females. All fixed, indoor, moved over a year ago. Nothing has changed except the season.

Now the six year old female wants to kill the 11 year old male. They must remain out of eyesight. I have no idea what changed but I can not take waking up at 4am to cats screaming at each other. HELP!

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Same crazy cat problem
by: nikkilee93

I had three fixed indoor male cats. The middle one tolerated the other two but didn't really like them. We all lived in peace and harmony for about two years until one night I woke up at 4am to a horrible screeching sound. The middle one was sitting on top of the 2 year old biting down on his throat. I yelled at him to get off and they both went flying out of my bedroom.

Well little did I know that this would become a 4am ritual. At first it really scared me. I was so afraid they were going to kill each-other, but after a while I realized they weren't fighting they were playing. Every morning at 4 they would chase each-other through the house and end up in my bedroom in the same spot every night and take turns sitting on top of each other pinning each other down by the neck.

Yes they growled and howled and hissed but they weren't hurting each other. It was almost like they were wrestling to see who was going to be king for the day because once they stopped there was no fighting for the rest on the day. In fact they usually would fall asleep together, but once 4am rolled around watch out.

I use to get angry at them for waking me up every morning like clockwork but the 2 year old died when he was only 3 1/2 due to liver failure and now I actually miss the 4am wake up calls and I know the other kitty misses his playmate very much. So take a good look they might look vicious and sound like their killing each other but its possible they're only playing. I hope everything works out.

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by: Anonymous

It's a cats natural instinct to weed out the weak. Does your 11 year old show any signs of being sick? They are very good at hiding symptoms too, especially if there is another cat to prey on the weak. I would watch for any signs and maybe get the 11 year old checked out by a vet, just in case.

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