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Si cette scène vous est trop familière, vous vivez avec un chat qui attaque sans provocation. Certains chats peuvent se retourner contre vous lorsque vous les caressez. Ils peuvent sembler détendus et heureux à un moment, puis devenir en colère et féroces l'instant d'après, vous laissant la main en sang.
Plusieurs raisons peuvent expliquer l'agressivité non provoquée d'un chat. Comprendre la cause peut vous aider à déterminer comment résoudre ce problème de comportement félin.
Problèmes de santé
Un chat malade, quelle qu'en soit la raison, peut soudainement changer de personnalité. Un chat auparavant doux et affectueux peut devenir distant et agressif. Un chat blessé peut attaquer lorsque vous touchez une zone douloureuse. Emmenez votre chat chez le vétérinaire afin de déterminer si son comportement a une cause médicale.
Manque de socialisation
Les chatons qui ne sont pas régulièrement manipulés par des humains lorsqu'ils sont jeunes deviennent des chats qui ne savent pas comment interagir correctement avec les gens. Cela peut se transformer en agressivité, car ils peuvent avoir peur des humains ou ne savent tout simplement pas comment interagir avec eux.
Le chat peut protéger son territoire contre les intrusions. Dans ce cas, il n'a pas accepté les humains comme des amis. Il les considère comme des ennemis qui empiètent sur son territoire.
Hyperesthésie
L'hyperesthésie est un trouble anxieux reconnu chez les chats. Les chats atteints d'hyperesthésie sont excessivement sensibles à tout contact le long de la colonne vertébrale et de la queue. Lorsqu'on les caresse sur le dos, ils peuvent avoir des spasmes musculaires, devenir agressifs ou même sembler avoir des hallucinations. Les experts ne comprennent pas encore totalement cette affection, mais deux théories avancent qu'il s'agit d'un type de trouble convulsif ou d'une forme de trouble obsessionnel compulsif.
Comment arrêter un chat qui attaque
Si l'agressivité de votre chat n'est pas causée par un problème de santé, vous pouvez prendre des mesures à la maison pour l'aider à se sentir plus à l'aise avec les humains. Veillez à ce que votre chat dispose d'un espace de repli où il peut se cacher, se sentir en sécurité et faire une pause loin des gens. Un panier couvert ou un grand arbre à chat constitue un bon refuge pour votre chat. Lorsque votre chat se trouve dans cet espace, laissez-le tranquille. Passez du temps avec votre chat en lui donnant ses friandises préférées. Donnez-lui les friandises tout en le caressant afin de l'aider à associer les caresses à des choses agréables. Ne frappez et ne criez jamais sur votre chat, car cela ne fera que renforcer sa peur et ses comportements agressifs.
Si vous avez essayé toutes ces solutions à la maison et que votre chat reste agressif, demandez de l'aide à votre vétérinaire. Votre vétérinaire peut prescrire des médicaments pour aider à résoudre les problèmes de comportement du chat. Il peut également vous recommander un comportementaliste félin qui pourra venir chez vous et vous donner davantage de conseils adaptés à la personnalité et au comportement de votre chat.
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We have had our cat 4 four years, we have had him since he was six weeks old. He is a sweet affectionate cat. My husband works from home and have become real buddies. The cat follows him everywhere. My husband is the main caregiver, grooms him, cuts his nails, changes his litter everyday with no issues. In the last 2 month's and as recently as two days ago he has tried to attack my husband for no reason. This last episode was very strange. My husband came home the cat was lying on the bed, my husband as normal petted him and he started to purr and proceeded to turn his belly for rubs as he always does. Husband came to the kitchen with kitty in tow and gave him treats. Husband was going on with his day and kitty walked under the dining room table to groom. My husband then went to clean out his box (which he has done for 4 years with no issues) and all heck broke loose. Cat started growling and hissing very violently puff tail and all and chased him into the bedroom and kept him trapped in there for an hour! continuing to growl and trying relentlessly to get into the room. I arrived home and he was back ti his playful self. The very next day I was home and again my husband went to clean his box and he started again this time I was able to defuse the situation but if I wasn’t home he would have done it again. I know some of you reading this may think my husband would have done something to get this reaction but this is not the case. We are both huge animal lovers and my hubby is kitty best friend. Ive always said that the kitty is addicted to him because he works from home. Now my husband is getting surgery and has to recover at home and now wants the cat gone. What could be causing this?
My cat did the exact same with me on Xmas day after cleaning his litter. He’d only been with us for 2 wks we rescued him. Everything has been fine since & he’s settled in nicely.
But he has just attacked me yesterday again 5 mins after doing his litter. He’s been fine this morning was brushing round my legs a minute later after I’d walked to the other end kitchen he came at me again hissing & teeth bared my husband managed to get him away from me
My cat is lovesble and doesnt fight with other cats and gets along with my dog. But tonight is the 3rd time she attacked me. I was petting her and she loved it and was purring and rolling with her head down and getting excited and out of nowhere she attacked a d I have 3 punctures in my hand from her teeth and 2 punctures from her claws. Out of reflex I popped her on her hind quarters and yelled. She then almost looked cornered and acted as if she was ready to attack again. It kind of scared me. She is 6 and have had her since she was a few months old. It is almost like she gets over excited. Sometimes I walk away before she gets that excited. But this time I forgot. I feel bad I hit her, but it was a reaction. It wasn't hard. But it isn't something you should ever do. 😞
I don't know what to do any more. My cat kept attacking me this morning. He flew across the room and tried to land on my chest. I pushed him away and he went for my hands then feet. I have two puncture wounds. I picked him up and put him on our screened in porch. He looked so scary as he went for me, His rage was very frightening. His ears flattened and his eyes became fully dilated. He is four years old and this is not the first unprovoked incident. I don't know what to do.. It's so sad.
Hi Doreen,
I lived same situation this week.
I don't understand, like a we turned the switch and she becomes angry and terrified. She attacked me two times. What is your situation now? Did you find what is the problems?
The first time my cat Benny attacked me was after I came home from twelve days in the hospital . It really shocked me as his ears went back and he advanced toward me , I did not expect this . It has happened a few times since and usually draws blood ...
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