The owner needs to isolate the two male cats while protecting themselves, do not touch each other, and keep them in a completely independent space. It should be noted that when the two male cats fight very fiercely, , the owner should not go there for the time being, separate him after he is quiet, and conduct a physical examination. ​​​​​​

The main reason why two male cats fight is over territory. Cats have a strong sense of territory and are not good at socializing. Most of the reasons for fighting are related to this, and the male hormones excreted by male cats are simpler. This leads to a confrontation between two cats who have a normal relationship.

When male cats fight, the owner’s solution is to suggest: if there is already an adult male cat at home, you need to bring back another adult male cat, and the second adult male cat must be kept in a Isolate the first adult male cat in a place that cannot be seen so that he can get used to the environment. Then, while keeping each other invisible, they can communicate with each other, such as exchanging blankets and other objects they use respectively, and communicate back and forth to get used to each other's smell. Then isolate them in a place where they can see each other but cannot touch each other so that they have buffer time. After getting used to it, they touch each other every day with the help of their owners. Each touch time does not need to be too long, and when they exhibit freeze-frame behavior, artificially Separate to avoid intensification of confrontation. This process continues until the two male cats can get along peacefully, prolonging the running-in process as much as possible, and minimizing the possibility of fighting between the two male cats.

After two male cats can get along peacefully, their litter boxes and bowls need to be placed in their own territories and cannot be placed together to avoid bullying. In addition, when the cat is fully developed, taking it to a pet hospital for sterilization surgery can minimize the occurrence of fighting behavior in male cats due to hormonal reasons.