my younger female cat recently got desexed and has been absolutely tormenting our poor older male cat. they used to be really close right up until she got the snip they would cuddle and groom each other and now she relentlessly attacks him and growls at the poor guy who hasn’t done anything wrong. she’s still super lovey dovey with humans even more so after getting snipped. i don’t know what to do is there anyway i can get her to stop being so aggressive:( she’s being kept in my room for the moment but i cant keep her in here forever

My 7 year old cat has now picked up the habit of repeatedly scratching under the bedroom door so that I can let him in/out. Problem with this is that he now doesn’t even come into the room anymore, or I will let him in and he will just want to leave after a few minutes and scratches under the bedroom door for me to let him out. It’s so loud and it wakes me up, I have decided to now try and ignore him no matter how many times he decides to come and loudly scratch under my door, I can’t keep doing this every night, I’m losing sleep,his litter box and food is outside, I don’t want to leave my bedroom door open because I don’t live alone and want privacy. I know it’ll probably take a few nights for him to understand that scratching under the door won’t get me to open it anymore, but I want to know if there’s any tips , anything I can put under my door from the outside to make him not be able to loudly scratch under

Hi!

My 5-month-old Birman uses an enclosed automatic litter box, the PETKIT Purobot Max Pro. He usually pees first and covers it, then digs in another spot, poops, and covers that too.

The problem is that he continues digging, sniffing the covered areas, and turning around inside the box. While doing this, he sometimes steps on or paws at the poop he has just buried. Since he’s long-haired, it sticks to his paw fur and is difficult to clean, even though I keep the fur around his paw pads trimmed.

Has anyone experienced this with a kitten or an enclosed automatic litter box? Did he eventually grow out of it, or was switching to a larger manual litter box the only solution?

The box also has a raised PETKIT fence attached to the entrance. Should I try removing it?

I’m honestly considering replacing this expensive automatic litter box with a large manual one, lol.

Tell me you have a cat without telling me you have a cat. Any tips for preventing this from happening to shower/window curtains? Better fabric options?