When One Cat “Bullies” Another

How to create peace when one of your cats feels threatened 
or assaulted by a feline housemate.

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© hanpen | Bigstock Is the cat who’s not on the bed really just grooming herself, or is she avoiding the stare of the cat who has claimed the cushion?
One of your cats appears to be lording it over another one. She won’t let him near his food bowl and growls at him if he so much as tries to cross her path, while the cat under assault spends a lot of time hiding, doesn’t try to claim what’s rightfully his, and avoids eye […]
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