MyPetquestions.com

New User? Sign Up

Navigational Links

Answer

Resolved Question

Siamese cat behaviour problems. Any help? We got a Lilac Point Modern Siamese kitten (Mesha) from a breeder. The breeder stopped breeding and sold all his adults and last kittens. Mesha and her brother was the last two left and he gave her to us for free. The problem is that he didn’t socialise his last kittens at all, he didn’t have the time, that’s why he stopped breeding. So when we got her at 4 months (she is 8 months now) she was scared of us and all our other cats. After a while she started to trust us and she tolerated all the other cats, except for one. She absolutely hates our 2, year old neutered Siamese male. He didn’t do anything to her, but every time he comes near her, even within meters of her she totally freaks out and screams like someone’s trying to kill her! That was fine, we could deal with that, she only had issues with the one. BUT now a few days ago we got a new baby – female Siamese kitten. From the time she arrived Mesha has become allot worse. Now she hates the new baby, she hates our neutered boy, she doesn’t want any of the other cats to come near her, if we try to pet her she growls and runs away and if we try to pick her up she screams like we’re going to kill her and scratches us and runs away. She is stressed and on the defence permanently and I feel so sorry for her. We love her very much, so getting rid of her, or any of our cats is not an option. We need a solution, ANYTHING!We need to know what to do to make life better for Mesha, our other cats and ourselves. PLEASE HELP! Kind Regards, Chantal (We have 6 cats in total) In Cat behavior & training Asked by Crushmer 1 Answer 438 Views 1 year ago Resolved Email to Friends Add to Favorites Question Badge Use this MyPetquestions.com question badge in blogs, websites and forums. Copy and paste the HTML below:

Siamese cat behaviour problems. Any help?

We got a Lilac Point Modern Siamese kitten (Mesha) from a breeder. The breeder stopped breeding and sold all his adults and last kittens. Mesha and her brother was the last two left and he gave her to us for free.
The problem is that he didn’t socialise his last kittens at all, he didn’t have the time, that’s why he stopped breeding. So when we got her at 4 months (she is 8 months now) she was scared of us and all our other cats.
After a while she started to trust us and she tolerated all the other cats, except for one. She absolutely hates our 2, year old neutered Siamese male. He didn’t do anything to her, but every time he comes near her, even within meters of her she totally freaks out and screams like someone’s trying to kill her!
That was fine, we could deal with that, she only had issues with the one. BUT now a few days ago we got a new baby – female Siamese kitten. From the time she arrived Mesha has become allot worse. Now she hates the new baby, she hates our neutered boy, she doesn’t want any of the other cats to come near her, if we try to pet her she growls and runs away and if we try to pick her up she screams like we’re going to kill her and scratches us and runs away.
She is stressed and on the defence permanently and I feel so sorry for her. We love her very much, so getting rid of her, or any of our cats is not an option. We need a solution, ANYTHING!We need to know what to do to make life better for Mesha, our other cats and ourselves. PLEASE HELP!
Kind Regards,
Chantal
(We have 6 cats in total)

In Cat behavior & training Asked by Crushmer

1 Answer 438 Views 1 year ago

Resolved

Rate Now: Average Rating: 0.00 / 0 ratings

Question resolved! You can't answer the question

click

Answers

Do you have a local vet or professional in your area? Maybe someone with behavoural skills may be of assistance. Answered by Tiberius 1 year ago Rate Now: Average Rating: 0.00 / 0 ratings Answered by Tiberius 1 year ago

Do you have a local vet or professional in your area? Maybe someone with behavoural skills may be of assistance.

Answered by Tiberius 1 year ago

Rate Now: Average Rating: 0.00 / 0 ratings

MyPetquestions.com

Navigational Links

Ready to Participate?Get Started!

Categories

Top Tags

Top Searched Tags

Resolved Question

Answers

Miscellaneous Navigational Links