My two unneutered male cats are fighting. Why and what to do?

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2 cats, males, neither of them neutered. Both under 2 yrs of age, and I have had one only a few months longer than the other. They've always used the same box, ate out of the same containers, basically buddies with some playing here and there. All of a sudden they are at each others throats, a little over half of the day at a time, and cant seem to pass each other without howling/growling. Is there a reason why its happening now? And/or what steps can i take from here to prevent further actions. Pet's info: Cat | Mixed Breed | Male | unneutered | 8 lbs

Susan England-Foster · Accepted Answer

I would recommend getting them neutered as soon as possible. As they have gotten older they are becoming more aggressive and controlling of there territory. I would recommend neuter, increase number litter boxes, increase food and water dishes to start. Hopefully once all the added hormones are gone they will settle down

My two unneutered male cats are fighting. Why and what to do?

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