Cat Behavioral Problems - Aggressive Cat Behaviors FAQ

A: There are many types of cat behavioral problems and aggressive cat behaviors can can be among the most numerous. Some of the most common are -

- Social Aggression
- Petting Induced Aggression
- Playful Aggression
- Fear Aggression
- Territory Aggression
- Redirected Aggression

A: Generally speaking if an act of kitty violence is accompanied by hissing or growling then your cat is seriously upset about something. Another sign of anger or fear is a cat having its ears pulled back against it's head, this is definitely a sign of cat behavioral problems.

On the other hand, if your cat is just scratching and pouncing with out signs of anger or fear it is probably under-stimulated. Playful aggressive cat behaviors like this may simply indicate that your cat just wants to play.

A: This is one of the more common aggressive cat behaviors and isn't really a cat behavioral problem, on its own. A twitching tail generally signals that your cat is annoyed or is becoming annoyed with something. This annoyance can quickly explode into an act of kitty violence if you're not careful. Also, sometimes a cat's tail will twitch back and forth if it's stalking something and is ready to pounce. In any event, a cat with a twitching tail is just about ready to sink it's claws into something most of the time.

A: There could be several reasons for cat behavioral problems of this nature. Your cat may be experiencing a very stressful situation. Something may have scared him, another cat may be harassing him or he may have seen something out the window that upset him.

If there is no apparent cause and this sort of behavior lasts for an extended period of time, then there could be something medically wrong with your cat. Most of the time a cat suffering from internal pain will not like to be touched or picked up and may become violent.

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