Why is my cat so anxious when he sees another cat outside?

You can start with Feliway spray and diffusers as this can help with areas and anxiety. If that is no help they do offer prescription anxiety medications and natural calming treats. All are variable based on the patient so you may have to try 1-2 before you find what works best. It is best to talk to your vet to see which prescription is best

Poor Hedj! I would talk to your vet about starting him on some anti-anxiety medications. That may help with the vocalization in the specific area of your home, and allow you to prevent him from accessing that area of the home without him freaking out. You can also use Feliway, which is a pheromone diffuser that helps cats with anxiety. You can use Sentry calming collar in conjunction with the pheromone diffuser. If Hedj gets very stressed out going to the vet, you can see if your vet does house calls, or you can see if there is a mobile vet in your area.

Sake is such a handsome boy! Yes, cats can have problems with anxiety, and you can try a few things to help him. You can get Feliway, this is a pheromone diffuser that can help cat with anxiety. You can pair it with a calming collar that also releases pheromones when in contact with his skin. Finally, you can take him into the vet to see if anti-anxiety drugs may be for him. Best of luck, I hope this helps!

I am sorry to hear about your kitty! I wonder if something is making him anxious in the evening, such as some noises outside, perhaps a cat in the neighborhood roaming outside, a person in the household who is only around in the evening, etc. I would consider getting a Feliway diffuser (a plug-in product that produces pheremones that calm cats) and starting a calming supplement such as Zylkene or Composure. These products can all be purchased online or in some vet clinics. If you are seeing no improvement with these products I would recommend a trip to his vet to ensure there are no medical issues.

It could be stress! I would recommend taking him to a vet to rule out any health issues, especially if the hair loss is enough to cause any balding on him. As for stress inside the house, adding in a pheromone diffuser such as Comfort Zone can help with inter-cat stress. Making sure everyone has access to their own food, water, litter, hiding spots, etc can also help decrease stress. If Dexter likes to go outside, but you are concerned about him being out there, I would also look into a catio. This is a patio that is completely screened in that usually attaches to a window or door and allows your cat to be outside/observe without wandering around and getting injured. It may be just the little nook he needs to relax!

He may be experiencing some stress and anxiety from having another cat in the house. You could try Feliway Spray or a diffuser and see if that helps. You could also try Solliquin and see if that helps. If he is still having issues than your vet could prescribe an anti-anxiety medication, like Prozac. http://www.feliway.com/us/#redirected http://www.solliquin.com/

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Pip. Some cats simply do not like strange visitors in their homes. You can try a pheromone diffuser such as Feliway as this can calm some cats. It plugs into the wall in room where he spends most of his time. It secretes pheromones that he can smell, but not people. This can have a calming effect. Visitors can also offer treat or a toy to try to engage Pip. I hope this information helps!