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Cat Conflicts: Living in a Multi Cat Home

Some cats will take their stress of a changing environment out on the other cat. One frequently asked question is how aggression looks different from play. The biggest difference is that play will be quiet. Their claws will be retracted and both cats will go back to continue playing. Aggression is loud, involves low vocalization and higher yowls. Their claws will be out, their ears back and their backs arched with fur standing up.

ArticlesElizabeth GrabowskiApril 7, 2021cat behavior, cat behavior problems, multiple cats, multiple cat conflicts, cats don't get along, cat fightsComment