I have 2 male cats who are both the same age. One of them is naturally more muscular due to his breed, and keeps stealing the slimmer ones food when I give both of them treats. Every time this happens the smaller cat doesn't even seem bothered and just sits there watching the bigger cat take his shit. I now have to hold the bigger cat after he finishes eating to prevent this. How can I teach the smaller one to tell the bigger one to not touch his food so I don't need to manually intervene. Pic is the smaller cat
>>5089707Inb4 anti cat schizo with a paragraph of seething
They neutered or not if they are no fixing it
>>5089707E collars may be inappropriate for dogs but they work wonders on cats
>>5089722both are neutered
beat the ass hole cat every time he's an ass hole.
>>5089707Arm him
>>5089825war is hell ;-;
>>5089707You feed them both enough they don't care. Sometimes you feed them too much and they still act ike assholes to eachother and now you have one fat cat. I would just feed them separately if it really matters.
>>5089707It will be easier to teach the chad one to wait. I've taught two of mine to wait till the older, weak one has fed itself. Just hold him back and shoo him away when he wants to take the food, and after a while he will remember you don't like it.
>>5089731The opposite is actually true. Dogs become well conditioned by E collars.
