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Cathy M Rosenthal

Texas
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National animal welfare media and marketing consultant; pet advice columnist; and book author.
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Why two intact male cats may suddenly become rivals

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| San Antonio Express-News Verified
Dear Cathy, My question is about my sister’s male Persian cats. The older male has always doted on the other younger male. However, after both were mated (with different females, but in the same house) with some “girlfriends,” the older male suddenly began being aggressive toward the younger male. They are currently living in close, temporary quarters while my sister builds her home. What can she do to reduce that aggression?
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My Pet World: Cats on counters and dogs home alone - When pet owners worry

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By Cathy M Rosenthal
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Dear Cathy, We adopted an orange tabby, Wyatt, seven years ago and have been fighting all that time to keep him off our counters and tables. Initially, we tried things like spraying water at him when he jumped on counters and tables, but it had no effect, and nothing else we've tried has worked. I find it very unsanitary and upsetting to have a cat walking on our food prep/serving surfaces. Can you offer any advice to stop this behavior?
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