My orange tabby was neutered four months ago when I took him to the vet for a wound that developed an ulcer. I have heard that they fight less when they cannot mate, but two of my cats including this one have had either a negative reaction to the surgery or none at all. My black and white longhaired, Pepe(like pepe le peu) was severely depressed after neutering and even chewed wounds in his side and pulled his hair out. My orange tabby, whom I just call Kitty or Baby, has not changed since neutering and is very prone to ulcers and bad wounds. Both cats are male.
I love me kitty like family and I hate to see him hurt, especially after Pepe died at the age of 14 due to bowel obstruction and intestinal complications. How can I reduce his tendency to fight with other cats? He has a serious play-aggression problem which may contribute, and there are three other cats with territory in the neighborhood.
Can anyone be of assistance?
2006-06-10
22:35:33
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