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Gone...

Thanks ladies  

Call animal control or set up a trap & take the other cat to the humane society or whatever animal shelters are near you

thats what animals do, fight for territory. You cant stop it, and no I would not kill it   or trap it.

If you are that worried about your cat...keep her inside.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mom2BPB{+.5}:</b>" We have a cat that we've had since it was born and its now going on 2 years old. He is the most loving ... [snip!] ... I am NOT for killing animals but he's going to kill my cat before long. My cat comes home bleeding and all scarred up  "</blockquote>




Is the other cat a stray? I'd try to catch it and take it to the humane society or see if a local farm might want to take the cat in.

I certainly wouldn't even think about killing it...

When we have this problem we shoot the cat with a beebee gun. Not one powerful enough to kill or mame it but give it a good sting. Only thing we found that worked.

Quoting  Amanda(::" Call animal control or set up a trap & take the other cat to the humane society or whatever animal shelters are near you"

this.

Well, if it were my cat, I would call the humane society in my area, and report an aggressive stray cat. They could come and trap him. [Make sure your cat is tagged and has her shots so they dont trap her if she is out at the time].

Quoting  Amanda(::" Call animal control or set up a trap & take the other cat to the humane society or whatever animal shelters are near you"

We set up a trap and caught.....our own cat   lol.

You can try to catch it or If you know that It doesn't belong to someone you can just call animal control and tell them there is a feral cat by your house that is attacking the other animals. Not 100% sure if they will do anything but they should since its putting other pets at risk so its worth a shot

<blockquote><b>Quoting Rebekah Hankinson Trimmer:</b>" When we have this problem we shoot the cat with a beebee gun. Not one powerful enough to kill or mame it but give it a good sting. Only thing we found that worked."</blockquote>




Wow... That's terrible.

have you figured out how hes getting on the porch? try to eliminate him being able to..

Did you seriously just ask if you should kill it? WTH?

Quoting ×ø×K·ßear×ø×:" have you figured out how hes getting on the porch? try to eliminate him being able to.."

Our porch is open.

I mean it could be my own cats fault, he could be going to its territory and then that cat follows him back here  

To anyone who asked, Im about 99% sure its a stray. There is a barn near our house and tons of cats live in it.

Quoting Rebekah Hankinson Trimmer:" When we have this problem we shoot the cat with a beebee gun. Not one powerful enough to kill or mame it but give it a good sting. Only thing we found that worked."

what if it was someone elses cat?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mom2BPB{+.5}:</b>" We set up a trap and caught.....our own cat   lol."</blockquote>

Hahaha! Wow. is keeping your cat inside for a bit an option? My sister had a cat but it was mainly an outside cat who also had problems with other males on her property. She hosed them down a couple times & they didn't come back. The water was a lot less harmful than my german shepherd/wolf mix that would have eaten them