[Slings and Arrows]

I can't begin to state what is wrong with this picture.

[Slings and Arrows]

OK, maybe some cats do need Prozac...

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[GSlob]

Well, as there's nothing to the story that harms the realm [it is in Great Britain], or harms anything or anybody else, one could suppose that there's nothing wrong with this picture.

[sully777]

So it wasn't the drug so much as the tomcat removed from the tabby's life.

[GOP Poet]

The problems began last March when Twiglet came home with a broken tail and clumps of fur missing. A ginger tom had chased her and even jumped through the cat flap to attack her in her own kitchen.

I wouldn't be too excited to go back out for awhile either. Sounds like ole' Twig got the slapdown. If this happened to my cat you can bet we would do everything as a family to build her back up and get her back on the saddle. Sounds like it is a good thing the Tom left. They can really screw with even the most confident of cats. A broken tail . . . dang, who wouldn't be a bit down for awhile? We've all had minor incidences similar to this. I think it is called character building in humans.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Sounds like they were drugging the wrong cat.

[Fawn]

If the bully cat moved away, they can take the poor kitty off of this prozac now....

[vetvetdoug]

I treat a good many cats with amitryptyline. It really helps when a cat is territorially marking when an outside cat is threatening them and/or their territory.