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Bite marks on cats tail

  • 30-07-2010 11:15am
    #1
    blondie7
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    Hey Guys, I have a male cat, who is nuteured. But anytime we let him out recently he comes back with lumps on his tail after being biten by another cat we assume. Each time he comes back he has to be kept inside for about a week to let it heal and then he comes back with another one. Is there any way of stopping this or this normal?? I havent got this problem with any of the other cats.


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  • #2
    MsFifers
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    Are they definitely bites? Lumps could be any number of things...would you consider getting a vet to confirm? I'm wondering if they might be alergies or something? Its a bit unusual that a cat wouldn't learn to just avoid another cat that bullies it - a neighbour's cat near us is a bit agressive & so my cats just stick to my yard or else just avoid it.

    If your cat hasn't learned to avoid the cat it is fighting with, then maybe you would have to look at securing your garden? Or else building a cat run? Expensive options I know!


  • #3
    blondie7
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 582 ✭✭✭blondie7


    MsFifers wrote: »
    Are they definitely bites? Lumps could be any number of things...would you consider getting a vet to confirm? I'm wondering if they might be alergies or something? Its a bit unusual that a cat wouldn't learn to just avoid another cat that bullies it - a neighbour's cat near us is a bit agressive & so my cats just stick to my yard or else just avoid it.

    If your cat hasn't learned to avoid the cat it is fighting with, then maybe you would have to look at securing your garden? Or else building a cat run? Expensive options I know!

    Yea there definetly bite marks, my vets have confirmed this and shown us how to treat them. The cat i think is doing it keeps coming into our garden and aggrevating my poor little fellas. Is this not a bit cruel though having cat runs cos i no my buddy likes going on his adventures??


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