Sentences with phrase «roaming aggressive cats»

Transmitted primarily via bite wounds, free - roaming aggressive cats are at highest risk for this disease.

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Male cats who aren't neutered are often very aggressive, very territorial, and have a high tendency to roam (in search of a mate).

After the procedures cats are usually less aggressive and less likely to spray furniture or roam in search of mating opportunities.

Pet owners are probably far more likely to be in a confrontation with free - roaming cats, as the animals might get into aggressive disputes with their pets when the owners get in their way.

Unneutered male cats also have an instinct to roam and socialize with other cats, which can make your cat become aggressive and temperamental, even if he is an indoor cat.

After being neutered, your cat will still keep their unique personality, but will be less likely to roam, spray, or act aggressive.

If a person's home is simply too dangerous to allow a cat to roam due to vehicular traffic, interfering neighbors, or aggressive animal control, then a move to a more accommodating neighborhood may be in order.

Spay and neuter surgeries help to prevent unwanted behaviors such as aggressive behavior towards other animals, roaming in search of mates, urine marking in dogs and urine spraying and odor in cats and persistent barking and mounting in dogs.

Spaying / Neutering your dog / cat reduces his / her likelihood to roam, spray / mark (cats), or have aggressive behaviors.