Should we stop the new cat from getting angry at the old cat?

It is necessary to stop new cats from venting their anger on old cats. First of all, cats have a strong sense of territory. Generally, cats will vent their anger towards kittens that are new to an environment, so this is a typical jealous behavior. If the two cats are not treated well, If they are stopped, they may fight, and one party will be hurt in the end.

Secondly, fights between two cats are often caused by competition for limited resources, such as litter boxes, drinking fountains, etc. Because when raising multiple cats at home, it is recommended to provide more litter boxes and drinking water. to prevent them from fighting over limited resources.

In addition, when we encounter a big cat being angry at a kitten, we need to stop it in time. The owner can reduce the probability of fighting by distracting their attention, such as using snacks to induce the big cat's hostility towards the kitten. Eliminate them bit by bit so that they can get along happily.

Finally, when cats are in estrus, they will also cause each other to gasp. This is a normal reaction and there is no need to worry. However, if this situation still occurs after the estrus period, it is recommended to keep the two cats separately to prevent them from fighting at home. etc.

When raising cats, in addition to stopping fights, you should also pay attention to daily feeding. Regularly deworm the cat. It is recommended to deworm the cat internally once every three months and externally deworm the cat once a month. Remember to vaccinate the cat. Only in this way can we grow up healthily.