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|text = The most common motivational causes of aggression from cats to people include '''fear, anxiety, frustration and misdirection of predatory instinct'''. These produce offensive and defensive patterns of aggression. In some cases the human victim may not be the primary target for the aggressive behaviour and a diagnosis of redirected aggression may be made, but from a therapeutic point of view the motivational diagnosis, which is appropriate to the cat’s response to the primary target, is all important in formulating a successful treatment plan.  
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The victims of cat bite or scratch injuries may be subject to what is commonly called ‘cat scratch disease’ and should seek medical attention. 
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Pathogenic organisms, such as ''Pasteurella'' species are part of the normal flora of the oral cavity of cats, leading to serious complications after cat bite injuries. Victims of cat bites and scratches should be advised to seek medical attention
 
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Latest revision as of 09:38, 16 July 2015



Feline Aggression Towards People
This section is part of Feline Aggression

The most common motivations for aggression towards people are fear, anxiety, frustration and misdirected predatory behaviour. These produce offensive and defensive patterns of aggression. In some cases the human victim may not be the primary target for the aggressive behaviour and a diagnosis of redirected aggression may be made. From a therapeutic point of view the motivation for aggression is crucial to formulating a successful treatment plan.
Pathogenic organisms, such as Pasteurella species are part of the normal flora of the oral cavity of cats, leading to serious complications after cat bite injuries. Victims of cat bites and scratches should be advised to seek medical attention


Section Content:

Fear-Related Aggression
Frustration-Related Aggression
Aggression Associated with Human Interaction
Misdirected Feline Predatory Behaviour


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This article has been written and expert reviewed by Jon Bowen BVetMed DipAS(CABC) MRCVS.

Date reviewed: 27 August 2014


The creation of this content was made possible by Ceva Santé Animale as part of the feline behaviour project. Ceva logo.jpg


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