I have a 6-9 month old non-neutered male cat. He was an inside cat who ran outdoors and wouldn't come back in for a couple months. We moved across town to an area heavily populated in stray and unfixed cats, so I brought him back inside. Ever since we moved and made him come inside, he has begun spraying my 3 year olds belongings, mostly in her bedroom. My daughter likes to play in her room, so I cannot leave her door closed all of the time. We bought the cat a variety of toys, including a cube to hide in and a scratcher that he can hide under. We are planning on getting the cat neutered soon. What can I do in the meantime to discourage him from spraying?
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We brought in a one-year-old stray cat who is very friendly (she has also been spayed and vaccinated), however, she has been beating up on our 11-year-old male cat. I think it's that she doesn't know how to play gently, and he doesn't know how to defend himself properly. He doesn't have any claws, but she does. She scratched his nose recently, and bit him and ripped a chunk of hair out of the back of his neck and he is now bloody. When she plays with humans, she is gentle (her bites are soft, and she rarely releases her claws), but she clearly plays by different rules with him. They definitely play, but it's as if she sometimes forgets that he is not a threat. What can I do?
