SylvrTitoijava
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Ok, here's the situation...
I have three cats, one with claws, one with back claws and my sphynx with no claws at all. They are all rescues.
My sphynx Magia, is the newest rescue in our family. I got her the end of July.
All of them have been getting along, Sulu (the clawed one) and Magia have even been caught sleeping and playing together.
Here's the problem, Magia has in the last week or so become covered in light scratches from Sulu. He just keeps cornering her!
I clip his nails all the time, I'm not even sure how he's cutting her.
What do I do to stop this?
I've had cats my whole life, I've never had this happen before.
Sulu needs to stop hurting Magia. Should I reseperate them? I DO NOT believe in de-clawing so that's not an option.
What do I do to stop this?
I have three cats, one with claws, one with back claws and my sphynx with no claws at all. They are all rescues.
My sphynx Magia, is the newest rescue in our family. I got her the end of July.
All of them have been getting along, Sulu (the clawed one) and Magia have even been caught sleeping and playing together.
Here's the problem, Magia has in the last week or so become covered in light scratches from Sulu. He just keeps cornering her!
I clip his nails all the time, I'm not even sure how he's cutting her.
What do I do to stop this?
I've had cats my whole life, I've never had this happen before.
Sulu needs to stop hurting Magia. Should I reseperate them? I DO NOT believe in de-clawing so that's not an option.
What do I do to stop this?
If the scratches are light and not doing any damage you can let it go they should adjust soon but being that only one cat has front claws it may be hard. I would start by clipping his nails once a week in hopes that they will not scratch as bad. Then maybe keep them apart when you are not home and keep a close eye on them when you are home, if you see Sulu beating up pn her let him know this is wrong and seperate him for a bit.
