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I have been through this before except with one cat...so its probably harder with two.Well you start by seeing how the 2 cats react to the smaller one, they may except it right away or......try to kill it...(but kittens are still weak so don't worry). If they are nice then you got your problem solved! they will just sniff each other pretty much all day. If they don't get along (what happened to me), then you have to keep them in separate rooms when unsupervised, and then get something that they all LOVE to eat, put it on the same big dish so they are too busy eating to notice each other, then when they finish they will realise: "oh! i ate with that new kitten and it was fine!" but that's just the first step. try to have both 2 older kittens sit on your lap until they fall asleep, then bring up the smaller kitten and set him/her next to them so that they don't notice, and when they wake up they will be too relaxed to care...(remember to pet all of them through the whole thing) and the most helpful thing i can tell you is to say: NO! BAD BOY/GIRL!! DONT BE MEAN TO (name of kitten)!! so that they realize its a bad thing. (and don't give too much attention to the little one because that makes the other 2 feel unwanted..) I hope this helped!

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