Solutions to European Burmese cat fights:

1. Temporary isolation. After diverting the cat’s attention, it is recommended that the two cats be temporarily isolated to prevent the cat from getting too involved. The more excited you get when fighting, the more likely it will become injuries and bleeding.

2. Divert the cat’s attention and prevent the cat from fighting. You cannot intervene physically, but you can use other methods to divert the cat’s attention. Take out the cat's favorite toys and mix them into other things that interest the cat.

The reasons why European Burmese cats fight are:

1. Playful fighting. This kind of playful fighting is due to their nature. When cats lack playmates When playing with toys or not playing for a long time, cats will play and fight because they are bored.

2. Aggressive behavior, this is the call of the cat’s primitive instinct. Even cats that have been neutered will undergo this kind of aggressive behavior.

3. Food-protecting behavior. Cats have strong food-protecting behavior. When their own food is taken away, cats will initiate aggressive behavior towards other cats, leading to fights between cats.

4. Caused by territorial conflicts, cats have a strong possessiveness and territorial awareness. They may fight for territory or to win the favor of their owners.