HOW TO STOP MY CAT FROM BULLYING MY OTHER CAT

Create a Calmer، More Peaceful Household

Cats are more prone to fighting if they have a lot of pent-up energy، especially if they're indoor cats. Help create a more relaxed household by playing with your cats a lot. Grab a treat and get your cats to chase you up and down the hall. Play with a feather wand or set up interactive toys. Try clicker training. If you engage your cats' minds and wear them out a little، they might feel less of a need to fight.

Set up a Comfort Zone Calming Diffuser in different rooms to help create a more peaceful atmosphere. This drug-free solution mimics a cat's pheromones، giving off natural signals that tell him your home is safe.

Your little fur babies might also feel stress if they see stray cats outside، and they may end up taking that stress out on each other. Close the drapes at night

 or set up motion-activated sprinklers outside to discourage wild animals from scaring your cats.

Cats that aren't neutered or spayed are also more likely to fight. Unchecked hormones can lead to aggression.

If your cats get into a fight، don't step in physically. Instead، try to redirect their attention.2 Use a toy like a feather wand to catch the aggressor's eye and get his mind off the other cat. This tactic can also teach your cats that they don't always have to escalate their tensions into actual fighting.

Give Them Their Own Territory

Cats might pick fights if they are intimidated or if they see the other cat as prey. One of your goals should be to help both of your cats feel more confident.

Set up lots of cat trees، condos، and window perches around the house. You want your cats to have the option to escape to higher ground، so they're not