The phrase "aggressive cats" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe felines that exhibit hostile or combative behavior, often in contexts discussing animal behavior or pet care.
Example: "The shelter warned potential adopters about the aggressive cats that might not be suitable for families with young children."
Alternatives: "hostile felines" or "combative cats".
The cats with domestication-friendly gene mutations mated and passed those traits down from parent to kitten until there was a good-sized population of less aggressive cats.
In particular, risk of FeLV or FIV seropositive status was significantly higher in male cats, in aggressive cats, and in cats showing evidence of concurrent illness.
However, the high prevalence of FeLV observed in aggressive cats in our study contradicts the earlier notion that FeLV is primarily a disease of friendly or socialized cats [ 25].
Be aware that more aggressive cats may try to bite your finger when taking the treat.
Play-based rewards and toy-inspired training encourages exercise, provides natural incentives for him to participate, and can even redirect attention and burn off some energy in more aggressive cats.
The dispute began in 2003 after a museum volunteer and cat lover filed a complaint with the department after an aggressive cat wandered from the property.
Dennis, pen clutched in hand, dogged, bewildered, hapless and resigned, continued note-taking while Margaret, adoring owner of a rather aggressive cat, expressed her firm, radical opinions in brisk, no-nonsense terms.
An aggressive cat from the very beginning — 2001, three weeks old, eyes crossed and barely open when two boys in a public school in the South Bronx brought him to Catherine in a shoe box — Tino has no play mode.
For those keeping score, that's 75 incidents of temporary compliance and one heaping serving of intentional inefficiency for my passive aggressive cat feeder.
That moment is pivotal; it could be a crude remark by someone at the supermarket, an aggressive cat caller, an inappropriate exchange.
Oliver, his aggressive cat, is locked up in the bedroom and is trying to scratch the door down with all of his 18 claws and nine lives.
