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by Doctor D on November 27th, 2009
Yes it might because of competition of the same gender and territorial problem,but another simple reason could be that your outdoor cat hasn't been introduced to your previous indoor cat at the time you brought her to your house,so they haven't bond on each other(the indoor one might consider the outdoor one as 'stranger').
The best way to avoid this is to separate that two cats in different places.(you can't teach your indoor cat to like or accept your outdoor cat anymore).
by Anonymous on November 27th, 2009
Because they are both of the same gender, it MIGHT be because on wants to have "terrirotial control," and doesn't want to share that, with any other female kitten.
Some animals are VERY "territorial."
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Does your cat seen to do this?:
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