How to calm an angry cat
How do you calm an angry cat? The first thing to do is to remove yourself from the vicinity of the angry cat. Don’t force the issue. This action in itself will solve a lot of the problems to do … continue reading…
How do you calm an angry cat? The first thing to do is to remove yourself from the vicinity of the angry cat. Don’t force the issue. This action in itself will solve a lot of the problems to do … continue reading…
On YouTube, there are 8,309 comments for this video and not one, that I can see, answers the question why this nice cat attacked his owner when he opened a Christmas present. They all make jokes about it which I … continue reading…
She persistently provokes her cat. I believe the cat was a stray cat that she adopted. The cat grows weary of having snow kicked into his face. I think she did it because the cat was bothering her dog. The … continue reading…
Except for the first segment in this video, all the other cats have been provoked into aggression by the situation in which they find themselves as created by the videomaker. In other words the intention is to provoke these cats … continue reading…
Cath wants Milo her cat to love her and like to be petted but she says that he is not normal and attacks her all the time.
continue reading...This video will leave you wondering what just happened. A video quickly going viral on social media shows an owner being attacked as she’s playing a trick on her cat by jumping out of a suitcase. The cat can be … continue reading…
What in the name of God happened here? It is shocking and peculiar. It shows how terrifying the domestic cat can be if they perceive a person as a hostile creature. They can do real damage. My guess is that … continue reading…
What do you make of this video? It seems that the cat is attacking the babysitter in order to defend the child that she is babysitting. It is not completely clear to me why the cat, all of a sudden, … continue reading…
Is it true that some short-tempered domestic cats assert their dominance over their caretaker by using violence against them? Perhaps they do but I believe that we must be very careful when we assess it because there is a fine … continue reading…
You may remember the story of Kush, the Russian blue cat who we are told went berserk and terrified her owners. Â To me it appeared like a copycat scenario to the one regarding Lux, another allegedly super aggressive cat who … continue reading…
My thanks to Jackie Brooks who left a comment on the original page about the Russian Blue cat, Kush, who supposedly went berserk for no apparent reason. It was so bad the owner, Mr Gregory, called 911 which landed her … continue reading…
Do you remember the well-publicised story of the domestic cat who was branded a highly aggressive cat with a history of aggression, who held a family hostage in the bathroom? Â The cat’s name is Lux. There was a lot of … continue reading…
The other title is: “Strained Relationship Between Man and Cat” (understatement). I dislike this video because this young bloke is really exploiting his cat by provoking his cat to attack him and at the same time videoing it to create … continue reading…
Lux, the cat branded as violent should not receive “therapy” unless a very careful analysis has taken place and that there is a real and genuine reason for it. By therapy I presume that the cat’s owner is referring to … continue reading…
A cat owner in Oregon, USA says that his Himalayan cat has a history of violence. I have a sneaking suspicion that it is not the cat that is violent or out-of-control as described, but that the cat lives in … continue reading…