Cats fighting behind my house !! What should i do???

mm... let them fight.he..he, i think always doing again, again and again.

Why don't you take the injured cat for a pet and keep him in the house?

Definitly water - use a hose, or set up a sprinkler. You can also STOP feeding the stray. Don't worry, she'll find food elsewhere (or if you think she doens't have an owner, you could take her in to your home, and also get he checked up by the vet) But if you stop feeding her in the yard, she'll stop coming to your yard - and maybe the fights won't happen there. It is possible, if it's a she, or any of the cats are a she... and they are NOT spayed, that they are in heat. Nothing you can do aout this, but get the animal spayed. Cats in heat make terrible sounding noises. Again, water hose will scare them off, and stop feeding them in your yard, and maybe they'll stop hanging out in your yard.

I know usually male cats will fight over staking their territory, there isnt much to do to prevent outside cats from fighting,we feed a sweet outdoors cat that would come around the house, and we fed him and he got into fights too. I tihnk he got sick cause he hasnt been around lately. I do have inside cats but I keep them inside with me. I found some helpful ways to break up a cat fight, here ya go! Hope it helps cat fight often sounds worse than it is; however, intervention may be necessary to prevent bloodshed. Here are some options. Instructions STEP 1: Avoid hitting the cats or getting your hands anywhere near their mouths. Hitting could make the situation worse and could cause the attack to be redirected toward you. STEP 2: Spray the aggressor with a water hose. If this doesn't make a difference, aim for the nostrils. STEP 3: Hold a broom between the cats to separate them. STEP 4: Use a noisemaking device such as an air horn to drive the animals apart, and be prepared to move away quickly or defend yourself. Tips & Warnings Consider keeping your cat inside. Abscesses resulting from cat fights can pose serious health risks and are expensive to treat. A cat can become infected with feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) when it is bitten - such as in a cat fight.

Try setting up a hose and sprinkler and the next time a good fight is going on, turn the water on full blast. That should shock them out of it. You may have to do it several times before they get the idea. Good luck.