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This behavior is sounds normal as long as he is still affectionate towards his companion, most kittens play-fight which is perfectly natural. He sounds like he's being protective over the toy as cats often view their toys as prey.
It is recommended to give them something to get their energy out, to prevent fighting such as simulating exercises and puzzles. ...
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It sounds like the cats mostly get along, though there may be some possessiveness over their toys which possibly is causing a little bit of aggression. Rather than waiting until the point where you're afraid you have to intervene, preemptively remove the root cause of the problem by making them feel less possessive over their toys. There's a number of things ...
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Rough play is part of kittens learning how to socialize with each other.
Kittens do not instinctively understand how sharp their teeth and claws are. They are driven to practice their hunting skills in the form of play, and as a result they will occasionally give each other minor injuries. When a kitten gets hurt, it will either hurt the other kitten back or ...
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There are solid rubber bones or rods, like these random examples:
The toy should:
be solid rubber or a similar elastic material. A hollow sqeaky toy is too flimsy for the jaws of a Labrador.
not have a pungent smell. A slight rubbery smell is ok, but a strong chemical smell is a no-go.
should be wider than the muzzle of your dog. Most bone-shaped toys have ...
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