Is it possible that your furry pal is acting up because she isn’t getting along with other pets? Cats can find their roommates stressful, annoying, or even scary. After her workout, your furball will probably be tired out … and more interested in napping than in causing chaos. Give your grouchy pet a chance to work off her angst by providing her with plenty of toys, and taking time to play with her. Fluffy may actually be mad that the neighbor’s cat had the ‘pawdacity’ to walk across her yard, and could be taking it out on you.
One reason kitties sometimes lash out at their humans is due to misplaced anger. Being sick or in pain is just as hard on cats as it is on people! Work It Off It’s important to make sure that there is no underlying medical issue causing your furball to act cantankerous. The first thing you’ll want to do is consult your vet. A local Columbia, MD vet offers advice on caring for a feisty kitty below. If your furball fits into the latter category, read on. Some are little cuddlebugs, while others are more likely to scratch you than let you pet them. Our feline friends all have their own unique personalities.
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