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Territorial2007-11-25 12:25:39

My cat get so very territorial over a fuzzy mouse to the point where if you get close to him then he hisses and growls at you, and he keeps that mouse in his mouth and will not let go. My hubby had to hold him down with both hands and I had to try and get the mouse away from him because my daughter wanted to play with it to and we were scared that he would claw the crap out of her if she got close. Why is this. He had never been this way with his toys and someone getting close to him, he usually likes it when you play with him but you give him that mouse and it is a whole new cat and attitude.

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Hi,,, what are you doing?? Just go buy your daughter another Mouse !! and leave the darn cat alone !

Or are you too cheap?? lol

good luck

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sounds like you need to bring the cat to the vet and get the cat a temper shot i know its funny but it works had to do it to mine and while your there get the cat declawed if he is in doors

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Has he been desexed?

If the mouse is the cat's, why does your daughter have to play with it, after all he feels it is his kill and shouldnt have to give it up. Doesnt she have enough toys. Cats dont share and should be allowed to have their own.

If your daughter is in so much in need of a mouse .. get her one of her own.

De-clawing is barbaric and totally senseless and cruel.

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One of my cats is the same, he is not bothered by most of his toys but if he gets hold of the lid from a tub of Pringles he goes mad, he hisses at his brother and if I try to take it away from him he hisses at me then runs under the sofa and stays there till I leave. I think it just that he sees at as HIS, which is fine, I just let him keep it now. Eventually he get sick of it and turns back into his normal self.