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1 hour ago, pub car king said:

Does anyone have experience with a cat that keeps attacking people? 

Our cat was a bit bitey when we first got him, however that calmed down after a couple of weeks when we let him go out. Sadly it has returned with a vengeance. 

He is now attacking at least one of us on an almost daily basis without any provocation and the other day he went into a neighbours house and went for the guy who lives there. 

We have tried spraying him with water, hitting the floor near him with a rolled up magazine to make a loud noise and throwing him out the house every time he does it but nothing is working. 

I have 2 kids and as sad as they would be for him to go back to the shelter I'm not having them being afraid to walk into their own house because the cat is viscious.

Sounds a bit obvious but has he been neutered?

Sometimes can be a bit wild even if they have, if it was done later than normal.

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10 hours ago, pub car king said:

Does anyone have experience with a cat that keeps attacking people? 

Our cat was a bit bitey when we first got him, however that calmed down after a couple of weeks when we let him go out. Sadly it has returned with a vengeance. 

He is now attacking at least one of us on an almost daily basis without any provocation and the other day he went into a neighbours house and went for the guy who lives there. 

We have tried spraying him with water, hitting the floor near him with a rolled up magazine to make a loud noise and throwing him out the house every time he does it but nothing is working. 

I have 2 kids and as sad as they would be for him to go back to the shelter I'm not having them being afraid to walk into their own house because the cat is viscious.

This guy is quite good.

 

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His baws have well and truely been decommissioned. The catman video suggests he either needs lots more stimulation than we are giving him (and he gets a lot) or he's just mental. Might speak to the vet and see what they reckon. 

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1 hour ago, pub car king said:

His baws have well and truely been decommissioned. The catman video suggests he either needs lots more stimulation than we are giving him (and he gets a lot) or he's just mental. Might speak to the vet and see what they reckon. 

My ex has a calico who has become more and more aggressive over the last two years. However, there is a level of contact the crazy git can tolerate from her, if not from anyone else. I can confidently say she isn’t simulating the cat enough, for a start, but there is also a bit of crazy under there too.

In my experience, a laser pointer is a great starting point, and a fishing pole type toy is also a good option. On the toy, feathers are good, as are the long, floppy boas too. One trigger for her behavior was always anything entering into an area she considered her own, she was petable when she came to you, not so much when you went to her.

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23 hours ago, pub car king said:

Does anyone have experience with a cat that keeps attacking people? 

Our cat was a bit bitey when we first got him, however that calmed down after a couple of weeks when we let him go out. Sadly it has returned with a vengeance. 

He is now attacking at least one of us on an almost daily basis without any provocation and the other day he went into a neighbours house and went for the guy who lives there. 

We have tried spraying him with water, hitting the floor near him with a rolled up magazine to make a loud noise and throwing him out the house every time he does it but nothing is working. 

If the poor bastud is aggressive because he's stressed I don't think that's going to help matters. 

I found a ping pong ball is a good toy for cats.

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I don't think he's stressed though he seems to have a split personality he's quite cute and playful but other times he comes in and just goes for you for no reason at all. 

I suppose its a bit like living woth a violent husband who puts on a facade of being a great guy then just turns. 

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18 minutes ago, pub car king said:

I don't think he's stressed though he seems to have a split personality he's quite cute and playful but other times he comes in and just goes for you for no reason at all. 

I suppose its a bit like living woth a violent husband who puts on a facade of being a great guy then just turns. 

We had 3, then 2 then 1, all outdoor cats as in 24/7 outdoor.  The remaining one was never that friendly with the other 2 but literally as soon as the the 2nd last died about 2 weeks ago she became bitey with me and the wife and is always looking for attention.  I can only assume she played with the other cat(s) at night and now has no-one to play with so needs more attention from us. 

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On 25/12/2023 at 13:27, Bigmouth Strikes Again said:

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On 25/12/2023 at 23:56, pub car king said:

Does anyone have experience with a cat that keeps attacking people? 

Our cat was a bit bitey when we first got him, however that calmed down after a couple of weeks when we let him go out. Sadly it has returned with a vengeance. 

He is now attacking at least one of us on an almost daily basis without any provocation and the other day he went into a neighbours house and went for the guy who lives there. 

We have tried spraying him with water, hitting the floor near him with a rolled up magazine to make a loud noise and throwing him out the house every time he does it but nothing is working. 

I have 2 kids and as sad as they would be for him to go back to the shelter I'm not having them being afraid to walk into their own house because the cat is viscious.

Hope this works out. I've had a couple of cats who started out aggressive (one because she'd been pretty terribly abused before we got her), but they all just wanted to be left alone and gradually became friendlier over a period of years - never had one who would actively attack.

Does he let you trim his claws? If he doesn't properly bite, keeping the claws short and ignoring any aggressive behaviour might be the way to go. If he really sinks his teeth in and doesn't allow his claws to be trimmed, then it does sound like he might be better somewhere else - attacking the neighbour in his own home is wild.

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Another 'square go' today with the fucker that caused the damage to him a couple of months ago, load of rolling around/fur everywhere, no injuries though. Thank goodness. Not in the mood for another ridiculous vet fee.

Thank you.

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1 hour ago, die hard doonhamer said:

Anyone any particular pointers for keeping the cats happy when you move house? We’re moving in 7 weeks, so need to have a think about how to make it easy for the pair of them. 

A couple of cushions/pillows they’ve slept on a bit, move to a similar position in the new residence. Keys tend to be height, vision and inability to be snuck up on.

Hopefully have the movers out before letting the cats roam about and explore.

The same litter boxes will be reassuring, you can change them in a few weeks or swap new ones in now so they acquire a comforting “aroma”.

Have at least one person they “know” sitting around as they explore. You don’t follow them, but stay with the base area so they feel they have a safe spot.

Food and water down right away, like the litter box, so they can orient.

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