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Tell me how to get a one year old male cat to leave a ...
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Tell me how to get a one year old male cat to leave a 11 year old female cat alone from his constant biting on her?

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October 11 4:10 PM (6 minutes and 48 seconds later)
         
Reply to Tammy Falkner's Post: yes. He was neutered right when he turned old enough to be. He was also declawed at the same time. He constantly bites around her ears or back. she is fixed as well and is much more calm around him than he is with her.
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October 11 4:24 PM (13 minutes and 57 seconds later)
         
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October 11 4:38 PM (13 minutes and 56 seconds later)
         
I have purchased a clim tree which is next to the window. I have purchased so many chase along type toys for him are there any others that I may consider? I really can't get another cat as 3 are too many for me. Can you list some toys?
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October 11 4:49 PM (11 minutes and 13 seconds later)
         
I forgot to ask, if I end up having to see about a third cat, what would be the best sex for this? What age should the cat be? what about a small dog?
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October 11 4:57 PM (8 minutes and 25 seconds later)
         
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A dog would probably make your problem worse. Any sex is ok but he will probably bond with a female more quickly.

I would get some feather wands and some mechanical mice. Then I would get some of the balls that will drop treats as they play with them. You can get them at your pet store.

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