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Cat Forum / General Topics / November 2003Cat fight
My 8mo kitten got into her first cat fight today. She was let out back but managed to get into the front yard. There she ran into the neighbor's grey cat. I heard the commotion and ran outside and chased the other cat away then I called kitty and she came running and I picked her up and comforted her. No injuries, fortunately. Some of you warned me about letting her out since having her declawed. I'm going to kick the other cat's a.s if I catch her around again. She used to be a nice cat, always visiting and even coming inside before I got the new kitten. > My 8mo kitten got into her first cat fight today. She was let out > back but managed to get into the front yard. There she ran into [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > a.s if I catch her around again. She used to be a nice cat, always > visiting and even coming inside before I got the new kitten. Its natural for cats to fight because of the territory thing! and you harming the other cat would be totally wrong! keep your cat in now you have had it declawed it. otherwise you are going to have one very injured cat on your hands :-( "~*SooZy*~" <soozyquereshi@cathotmail.com> wrote... > Its natural for cats to fight because of the territory thing! and you > harming the other cat would be totally wrong! > keep your cat in now you have had it declawed it. otherwise you are going to > have one very injured cat on your hands :-( When I said "kick her a.s" it was just a figure of speech. She is a very nice cat, at least till I got my kitten. But this is MY territory, not hers. I will start yelling at her and chasing her away when I see her in my yard, perhaps spraying her with water as well. And I am not going to keep my cat inside. All my cats have always been indoor/outdoor cats and they were all declawed too. The neighbor's cat is strange, I see her sitting in other people's yards all the time. And there are other cats in the neighborhood that I see her sitting near to, she doesn't seem to have a problem with them. Hopefully in time she will accept my cat. You're an a.shole > "~*SooZy*~" <soozyquereshi@cathotmail.com> wrote... > > Its natural for cats to fight because of the territory thing! and you [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > have a problem with them. Hopefully in time she will accept my > cat. oh I just can't even be bothered with people like you > > "~*SooZy*~" <soozyquereshi@cathotmail.com> wrote... > > > Its natural for cats to fight because of the territory thing! and you [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > oh I just can't even be bothered with people like you Then why reply. What the hell did you have your cat declawed for? & Don't blame that other cat for anything blame yourself. Do you have any idea how a cat's declawed? & the after effects the poor cat has to go through? SHAME ON YOU.! !! > My 8mo kitten got into her first cat fight today. She was let out > back but managed to get into the front yard. There she ran into [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > a.s if I catch her around again. She used to be a nice cat, always > visiting and even coming inside before I got the new kitten. You are the one that needs a kick in the a.s, first you let the other cat that it's ok to wander over to you house, and even inside. Then you get a cat and declaw it, go-ahead kick yourself before someone else does. Declawing a cat is not done by alot of vets because it is not just a simple case of cutting off the claws, but down to the first joint is basically amputated, so imagine ten toes being amputated. Using their claws is natural, instinctive to cats. If you want them to not use your furniture as scratching post, get one for them and teach them how to use it. Please do not declaw any other cats in the future. > My 8mo kitten got into her first cat fight today. She was let out > back but managed to get into the front yard. There she ran into [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > a.s if I catch her around again. She used to be a nice cat, always > visiting and even coming inside before I got the new kitten. > Declawing a cat is > > My 8mo kitten The second worst cruelty act anyone could do to a cat is declawing. The first is not worth mentioning but you should be able to figure it out.
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