Bringing Home Another Cat
05 May 2007
Bringing home another cat
Cats are loners by nature and do not prefer to mingle with any one else, be it one of their own kind. If you are planning to have another cat at home, make sure that you do it slowly and carefully. It would be helpful to keep these points in mind if you are are bringing a new companion in your home for your current cat so that their relationship becomes a pleasant one for both the cats and you.
Cats take a lot of time to accept other cats in the same house.
The older cat may not be able to share their things with someone who is new.
The older cat may also act aggressively in front of the new cat, alternately they may start shirking everybody and become a loner, though that should only last for a few days.
They may over-eat or under-eat as they suddenly realize there is someone else with whom they will have to share their food, and as a result become insecure about their food.
The new-comer should be kept out of the territory of the older cat.
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