Don't forget to click an excited face :-D if this has been helpful. Let me know how things progress if you get a chance. The final step would be having to consider finding new homes for the two Siamese kitties.īest of luck with the above and hopefully you start to make some in-roads. If there isn't any real change, the next best step would be to have a board certified feline behaviorist come out to you and assess the cats in their environment. Reward and pat them with vocal praise and petting if they interact well, give any cat that shows aggression a short sharp growl.Īs above - this really is going to be a difficult case to deal with. Try feeding all four of these cats that are having the issue, a small number of treats in a 'communal area'. In combination with this, try and encourage any positive interactions. Īlso be sure to reprimand any aggressive behaviors from any of the cats with a short sharp growl, or clap of the hands.

You can get Feliway from your local Vet or pet store, or otherwise you can purchase it online from. It can also dramatically reduce spraying that may be going on from one of the cats. This is perfect for this situation and may allow the cats to settle around each other in all situations in your house. I would definitley recommend a Feline Pheromone Diffuser and Feliway is ideal for this.

It is good for them to have their own 'core territory' where they eat/sleep for each pair and to then allow them to roam around the rest of the house (other than each other's core territory) Cats love being up high, so make some beds for them on top of different wardrobes or shelves. The best way forward is to make hiding places for each of these 4 cats. Make sure you keep them all very clean and change the litter at least weekly.Īs for getting the Siamese duo to get along with the younger two - you can't force anything on them. For 5 cats - the general rule would be to have 6 litter trays, however you would have to have a very big house to fit all of these in! I would recommend at least 3 - 4 trays. You also need to make sure you have enough litter trays. This should hopefully help prevent this from continuing. When you do find that one of the cats has urinated inappropriately, make sure you clean up after them appropriately using a non ammonia based product to clean up, followed by a pet odor neutralizer over the top and a few biscuits. This is going to be a very difficult situation to overcome as it sounds as though there are at least 5 cats in your household.įirstly - the urination could be from any or all of the kitties, but do continue to treat the older boy who is currently receiving treatment for a UTI - as it is most likely him to blame. Thanks for your question regarding your kitties who haven't been getting on - in particular the Siamese cats with the two younger DSH's you have.

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