Demon Kitty

I had a beautiful stray that showed up one year. I could pet it, if it was eating. then in the winter she showed up and was all matted and frozen, long hair with the snow melting from her body heat and then refreezing. So I brought her in, she was all friendly and happy. I put her in my bed room and dried her off and let her stay in. Then she turned on me! She would lay wanting to be petted and I would pet her, and she would suddenly latch onto me scratching and bitting! She had deep thick claws and it would really hurt!!! She would lay right in the door way and I would step over her and she would attack me. One day I had enough of it and I put her outside! I don't understand what her problem was unless she was abused badly, maybe your stray cats problem too. As much as I tried I couldn't trust her, and I didn't want her clawing any of my grandkids if they tried to love her.

I love cats too as I have grown up with one or more at home and I also experienced the very same thing, a stranger cat visiting our home almost every while, not even friendly at all. Well, as much as I love cats I also sometimes hit them, not for the purpose of hurting them but just to scare them away. I learned this when one of the outsider cat started causing trouble with my cat, at first I just shoo-d it off but then it started not to mind me so I got a little physical. if you do not wish to try this then I could suggest getting a dog.

We have a similar case. Other cats like to barge into our house looking for food. But good thing is, my pet cat just gave birth to 3 beautiful kittens. That made my her fierce and ruthless and if any stranger cat barge into our house, she will greet it with angry growl and the when the stranger persist, sharp claws will fly! GRrrrrngeoww!

Ok as Others Said, that spraying a cat with water is the way to go... its not, Ive tried it and it ended up with a real Angry cat trying to Leap and Scratch my Face off. Best thing to do is show some love ^^ buy a Bag of Cat food and leave a little bit of Food outside your window and the cat will soon get affectionet and wont be as aggressive. But if you really Just want to Get rid of the cat, why don't you just close your window and open another =D

I do not know if this has been asked or answered yet but how do you know the kitten has owners? Maybe you should post on craigslist or post some fliers and if nobody comes forward take her to a no kill shelter or rescue so they can find her a home. When my family moved into our big farm house a few years back we basically had a black Tabby/Siamese cat that came with it. The previous owners had left her behind because they could not catch her, the neighbor told me she would come to her house to eat but would never get to close or let anyone touch her but she took right to me. I loved having her around, she looked like a panther. She would follow me around like a lost puppy and she loved to talk and would do anything to get your attention. She became pregnant and I kept two of the kittens , one was a total fluff ball and the other looked like a mini white tiger. I loved all three like they were my kids. Sadly the mom and the son that looked like a white tiger passed away and my fluff ball got out under a space in the house that we did not know about and he never came home.

In the case you can't have a dog chase the little cat out, I would urge you to take responsibility. You would have to grab the cat and place it outdoors, taking precautions so it doesn't bite you. The cat is mean, and definitely will not connect with you. This being said, you have to act tough towards the cat, and prevent any entry ways to the house. The cat can be forced out if it enters again. Your most reasonable bet is to scare it out of the house. Let the cat know you are not willing to trust its company. Don't be so nice to this one, as its not your friend.

Cats don't like vinegar. I spray white distilled vinegar in places I don't want my cats going. They stop real quick and go the other way. Try spraying your window sills and door way with it. I hope this works. If not just start spraying the cat with water. It will learn to stay away.

I have so many cats coming into our compound all the time. They wouldn't dare enter our home as our doggies are there. I just feed them something or the other. Some are friendly, some are not. But in time, they try to get closer. And bingo, they wouldn't want to leave you.

oh dear... I have to say that screens work great keeping cats in - or out - not that my problem is keeping them out, I do a perfectly fine job of dragging them in against their wills...

Your discussion caught my eye..in hopes that I would find a solution to my problem, too. Many years ago, there was a garbage dump on the Island that supported many "unwanted feral cats," --- the garbage dump closed at the cats were dispersed amongst the neighborhood. Two have set up residence in my area, very wild at first...but over the years have adapted to my coming and goings, and have become very friendly with my cat...still wary of me. In past I had two dogs, (both crossed the rainbow bridge) and now one..nothing deters them. They come in the "doggie/cat" door every night...they are chased by my dog every night but still insist on coming in. I can leave nothing out..there are foot prints all over my counters every morning! I have just had to learn to live with them and accept them as part of the landscape! It has been suggested that I "live" trap them and re-locate them..I would either catch my cat...racoons or? The Island is far too small and they would find their way back! Good luck...I think you inherited a pest. Cheers!

you could spray water on the cat.

Stray cats do seem to have a way of finding our home and making it theirs as well. The last one was a male cat which became my nephew's and he named him Tiger. Tiger was a great cat and we later learnt he was really from next door. I will not share what the neighbors did to get him to leave their home (it was cruel). He had done something which annoyed them and they decided they did not want him anymore. I know what it feels like to deal with an annoying cat but I do not have a method of getting rid of them to share. Here is a picture of Tiger. He was such a poser. Here he's all twisted up in one of his unusual sleeping positions.

Hi..that's too bad..I don't like cats..and I have never kept them ..Why the cat likes your house? maybe there are some big rats??....So terrible...Or they can always find some thing delicious in your house...So shut your window and door,remove the food...Oh,the best method is keep a dog^^...

Hey! I love kitties too!!! Actually, I cant believe kitties are real, they are sooooo cute they cant possibly be true, just a figment of my imagination. Hmmm, but too much of a good thing, is a ... bad thing. First try just ignoring her, dont even tell her to get out, or react to her presence in any way. But if that doesnt work, whip out some old bottle with a spray top and fill it with water. Meeeeooow