If you are currently experiencing some aggressive cat behaviour then I honestly know that I can help you out. I live with a couple of cats and all of a sudden unpredictably they began getting highly aggressive and showing aggressive cat behaviour. I did not comprehend at the start what made them like this so I started looking deeply into it. Here is what I found out and my top tips for aggressive cat behaviour.

Just Get Started! - The thing is with aggressive cat behaviour is that there is usually a problem in some area in the home that the cats are not happy with. You have to sort this as fast as possible or it will just frustrate you more further down the road. If you do something about it today then I can promise you will look back on it as a good decision. What's The Next Step? - Cats tend to be very territorial creatures who need a stable living space where all things remains the same. Contemplate for a second what has changed in the house in the last couple of weeks? What could be making the stress? I usually come to the conclusion that things like moving furniture around lots or an environment where they cannot relax will actually affect the cats. Have you made differences in their food? Have you seen a child been scaring the cats? Attempt to start changing these factors to their old state and checking back in a few weeks to see if their behaviour has altered.

Using Pleasure And Pain on Cats - Looking at it another way you also want to let your cats know that their recent aggressive cat behaviour is unacceptable. What you need to do is to implement the carrot and stick or what is more commonly known as using pain and pleasure side by side to enforce a habit . If you are finding that your cats gives off a vibe of bad and aggressive behaviour you must tell off your cat. An idea is something like spraying the cat with some liquid or bang some pots near the cats so they are startled. The thing of utmost necessary importance here is that you try your best to make sure that the cats appear to actually not noticing that you are involved in the bang or the water or they will still have the habit to be aggressive, just they will not when you are around.

Considering the pleasure side, it is a necessity to compensate non aggressive cat behaviour. If you find your animals stop being so aggressive then compensate them with a treat, some time your lap for a relaxing time etc. Another idea is even a new toy. Every feline is completely not the same. Just continue to reward them straight away after good behaviour or after a day of behaving well. If you keep this as a habitual routine then your cat will understand in its mind that aggressive cat behaviour does not give it what it wants. Give it your best shot. What is the worst situation that could happen?