My "little brat" at home

A while ago, I said I found a "boyfriend" for my cat - Meat. The reason why there was no follow-up for a long time afterwards was that their relationship came a bit slowly. But now I can tell everyone that they have become a couple and have their own descendants.

This offspring of the two of them looks exactly like his father. If you see them for the first time, they will be completely indistinguishable. Although similar in appearance, in terms of personality, it is vastly different from its parents. Originally, its mother was a quiet little girl, and its father was as quiet as a virgin and as active as a rabbit, which was also quite good. But their son currently only knows parkour and has a certain level of aggression.

As a result, this "little brat" is far from my ideal pet personality. Moreover, this young man often fights with his father - the two cats reach the point of choking as soon as they meet.

I remember it was last summer. The weather that day was rarely cooler, so Anne and I decided to go out for a stroll - it wasn't very comfortable to stay in an air-conditioned room all the time. Just before we left, as usual, we had prepared the water and food for the three cats - whether it was in the cage or in the living room sink, and did something we regret afterwards - releasing both the "little kitten" and its father.

When it was first released, the "little brat" and its father were able to coexist peacefully. But, for some reason, its father and son began to bite each other. At that time, Anne and I thought they were playing around. Unexpectedly, his father probably wanted to educate this "rebellious son" and speak harshly towards his son, which was merciless.

Anne is still quick witted. As soon as the situation became too intense, I used a broom to temporarily separate them. Separation is separation, but when we were cleaning the battlefield for them, we found that the little one's body was bitten by its father! Wear it! Got it!

Now, our travel plan has come to naught. Although the wound was not very big, the two of us felt a bit heavy when we looked at the injury of the "little brat" (the wound was completely separated). In addition, we were not sure if the injury of the "little one" was only skin and flesh, so we immediately took the "little one" to the pet hospital near my house.

After we arrived at the hospital in a hurry, we quickly explained to the front desk the purpose of our visit and the specific situation of the "little brat"'s injury. Upon hearing this, the front desk immediately arranged for a doctor to thoroughly examine the "little brat". Fortunately, it was just a superficial injury and did not affect any important organs. Now, Anne and I both breathed a sigh of relief.

Subsequently, it is the stage where the doctor treats the "little brat" - in fact, it is sewing needles. After waiting for a while, the doctor finally took care of it. Later, while waiting for the "little one" to wake up, we asked the doctor why this happened. Because in the past, the father of a "little brat" couldn't tell how aggressive it was.

The doctor is also a monk in law - he can't figure it out. Because, at the age of the "little brat" at that time, it was not yet in the estrus period, after all, even the first sexual characteristic had not fully developed. So, the doctor couldn't find the reason for it at the moment. Just remind us to separate them when we go back, after all, no one can guarantee whether there will be a second time.

So, when we returned home, we immediately restricted its father's activity range to the bedroom and the "little one"'s activity range to the living room.

We both have a pretty good idea, should the problem be solved now? Hehe, actually we were overthinking. Since then, the "little boy" has not only become more and more serious in parkour, but also wants to "owe a trick" to his father through the cage. Its father is not a cat that is used to children either. Every time a "little kid" misses a trick, his father always retaliates.

Although the current behavior of the "little brat" is not very good, who makes it still a "little brat". Maybe, it will get better after it matures!

Who knows?