When two cats are fighting, you can consider the following methods to resolve the situation:
Separate housing: For a period of time, keep the two cats in different rooms, such as one in the bedroom and one in the living room, to reduce direct contact but allow them to still smell and hear each other's voices. After a while, you can try letting them interact through a fence. If they show no hostility, then you can let them live together.
Provide independent resources: To avoid fighting over food, water, litter boxes, etc., each cat should be provided with its own food bowl, water bowl, and litter box. Additionally, a shared water bowl and litter box can be prepared and placed in different locations around the house.
Spaying/neutering: For cats that have not been spayed/neutered, spaying/neutering surgery can be considered. After spaying/neutering, the cat's sex hormone levels will decrease, which helps reduce the frequency of fighting.
Using feline pheromones: To reduce anxiety in both cats, feline pheromones can be used. Feline pheromones are products that mimic the chemicals naturally produced by cats, helping to relieve stress and anxiety in cats.
