Mon, Jul 6th 2009, 07:26 GMT

In some cases of cat aggression, medication may be warranted. Some people may be against that, but my feeling is that it is better to have your cat medicated than it is to have to euthanize him or her. I have a website that has some cat training tips - including biting and scratching behavior. visit http://www.toilettrainacat.com and contact me with any questions. Best to you!

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Fri, Aug 22nd 2008, 12:56 GMT

This is a tough situation and I really feel for you. I am also impressed at your recognization at the possible trauma of adopting him out and not taking the easy way out and instead wanting to the best for him. But unfortunately I don't think this is the sort of thing that can be answered adequately on a forum... I think a licensed vetrenarian might be what is needed here. We had a cat when I was growing up that developed a thyroid disorder as he got older that as it caused more problems made him more upset and aggressive. After the vet diagnosed it we were able to give him pills (daily, but if its worth it then its not a problem) that made life easier for him and his aggression subsided. I suggest taking him to your local vet and seeing if there isn't something physically wrong. It sounds like your cat has had a hard life and if there is something a vet could do (even if putting him down is the best option) then you would be a saint for helping. I wish you the best of luck.

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