How do I stop one cat from constantly hissing at another cat?

You can try to keep them separated. Other than that, you kinda have to just get used to it. The older one may grow more tolerant with time, and the younger less rambunctious. As long as they aren't actually injuring each other, I wouldn't worry about it.

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How do I stop one cat from constantly hissing at another cat?

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It will stop once the older cat gets used to the younger one. Though sometimes cats are stubborn and the older one may never accept the younger one. Either way it will quite down once the younger cat learns its boundaries around the older cat.

I'm a creepy cat owner... Took in a little orphan from a shelter last summer, she's about 7 or 8 months now and recently cleaned up a stray that I had been feeding bc she's pregnant. It was a BITCH at first with the hissing and slapping at each other. The only thing I can figure is time, in time they get to where they don't hate each other as much. I've had both in the house about four weeks now and it's only finally calming down.


And as I say that the baby is chasing the old one around like a bitch...

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(so of course they fight like cats and dogs).

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But these are cats and cats...

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My thoughts exactly.

We use a air spray bottle. The kind for cleaning keyboards, electronics etc. to keep our cat off our counters. He's terrified of it. All we have to do is walk towards it and he hauls arse.

Whatever Momma suggests x 10

cats are like women. The one cat hates the other now but one day they will probably be besties

Now we know there is a market for ball gags for cats.

Who wants to cash in on this tremendous void in the industry?

I've always relied on the ancient and deadly art of the nunchaku. With mixed results, to be honest.