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WhiteTara

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2. You can let them get together

Reply to Beatlelvr (Original post)

Wed Dec 6, 2023, 12:32 PM

Dec 2023

just hold your old cat so that it knows it's loved and let them meet and then they will chase each other around for a few days and the new cat will hide under whatever and in a few days, they'll take naps together.

Good luck. You have a new distraction!

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Rehoming 1 yr old female cat [View all] Beatlelvr Dec 2023 OP

Cats are all different, you'll have to feel your way on this Walleye Dec 2023 #1

You can let them get together WhiteTara Dec 2023 #2

I sure hope so Beatlelvr Dec 2023 #4

I got 2 month old kittens WhiteTara Dec 2023 #6

If you're handy with very basic carpentry... GardenGnome Dec 2023 #3

I don't have any carpentry skills, but what I did was to attach a window screen japple Dec 2023 #10

Leave the new cat in a carrier, so they can't fight dangerously, and bring them together. eppur_se_muova Dec 2023 #5

there's a 30 day starter kit of feliway on sale at amazon for under twenty bucks. Grasswire2 Dec 2023 #8

There is a product called Feliway that calms cats. Grasswire2 Dec 2023 #7

Our vet will give out free single-use wipes. Something to ask about on kitty's first checkup. nt eppur_se_muova Dec 2023 #9