Sheffield, UK-news and views: Barbara Neal claims that her neighbour’s Bengal cat attacked her savagely without provocation (see my comment at base of page, she did provoke the cat without realising it). She says that her neighbour’s Bengal cat is … Continue reading →
Bengal cats are not dangerous, no more so than any other domestic cat, but let me expand on that statement because it is quite important to do so. The first point to make is that I’m referring to F5 (fifth … Continue reading →
If you are photographing a Scottish wildcat (and it will be in captivity almost certainly) you are going to get a fierce look as you can see in this photograph because they are renowned for their aggressivity in the nicest … 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 →
Here are two videos showing how vets and veterinary staff deal with angry cats in their care. The interesting aspect of these instructional videos is that the first is using a real patient and the second uses role play (and … 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 →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 →
This video shows a very vocal grey tabby Maine Coon in a hedge. His owner is out of frame and talking to him. There is a bit of a discussion going on on YouTube as to whether this is an … Continue reading →
This lady is seeking help to find a reason not to declaw her cat who in my opinion was never properly socialized and who attacks her 3-6 times a week because he switches to his wild cat persona at the drop of a hat.
Continue reading →Patience and plenty of TLC can turn around an aggressive cat. It has happened many times. Often it concerns feral cats. In this instance a rescue cat became aggressive because of an unfortunate incident. It took patience, wisdom and commitment to get things back on track.
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