So you are looking for a wonder-drug to solve this problem

I really don't think there is any shortcut, or "easy way" to solve something like this amicably. The cop-out of course is to re-home one or more of the cats. Barring that, I think you need to start from the beginning. Were they ever getting along well? If so, what changed? If not, then what have you done to socialize them together?

There are cat behaviorists that work on these kinds of things, as well as lots of stuff on the internet, and good books like "cat vs cat". Not to mention numerous threads on this in this forum. Also people might be able to offer some helpful suggestions if you were to describe your cats and their history together. But I really don't think the answer here lies in the bottom of a bottle (unless the underlying cause is medical, like the silver one has been the alpha and is now sick or hurt and is now being challenged), and I think it will very likely take some hard work and patience on your part to reach a satisfying conclusion.

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The little monsters 3

Thanks, Yes I'm searching this site for info. I'll look for the book you mentioned.

I'm not looking for any drugs to give them, just natural ways of calming them. Both the brown bengals started spraying too so hoping to kill two birds with one stone you know what I mean.

The diffuser feliway sounds like an ok idea I just want to know if anyone here has tried it and if theres some other ideas/options out there I could work with while trying to solve this problem.

Thanks!

ps re-homing is not an option.

If you want something natural to calm them, have you ever heard of Bach rescue remedy for pets? Its a flower essence blend that works on relieving stress and calms emotions. I have not used it myself on animals (only the human version for myself!) and whilst I know there are differing opinions about using vibrational remedies, they are safe and natural. I believe others in this forum have used them for other reasons, and I have got hold of some for when my kittens come home - I plan on giving them some to ease the stress of the transition. They need time and repeated dosage to work, but if you are open to suggestions, it may be worth a try.

In the UK you can get plug in diffusers that contain a pheromone, they are called Felliway. I use them and i think they help. You can also get a spray to spray on items of furniture, rooms, doors etc... made by the same people.

There are Bach remedies as well, as mentioned above. I also use Zylkene which is a natural drug used to help calm animals. It is in a capsule that you can break open and sprinkle on their food. This helped stop some spraying issues we had with our Bengal.

Hope this helps.

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Lollo

I consulted a behaviourist about similar behaviour and she suggested getting a cage (like a dog pen) and putting the 'bad' bengals in it whenever they went for the other one. Bengals are more dog like than other breeds - they can behave like pack animals if it suits them - and they have to be put backin their place. It's the only way. The other thing is a water pistol - and you have to be ruthless with it - it's not fair in your other cat to be bullied this way. They're basically ganging up on him because they can.