Well I have six cats and when I get a new male or female I just let them do what they please. I let them introduce themselves and if they are attacked I pick them up and make sure they are alright. Don't interfere because it may lead to disaster.
It depends on the cat you have. Is your cat friendly or agressive? If friendly they should do well. Are their two unfixed male cats? They might fight! If you have a male and a female you might get kittens. I suggest you always spay or nueter your cats. The neighborhood cats temerments count too.
what you can do is pick up one kitten, and bring it out to the other cat. they might start smelling it. Cat's are curious, so you can let it smell it. If you find that the other cat looks aggressive towards it, then dont introduce it, because it might want to be aggressive and try to hurt it. Usually males are more aggressive, and female cats actually enjoy seeing kittens.
We started with a male cat and added a female cat. They get along famously. We then added two more males cats, and they all seem to get along very well. In fact, the two young males play all day long. The only downside to having multiple males, from what we've seen, is that the oldest male will sometimes play rough with the younger males in a show of domination. Answer Cats, like people, all have different personalities that have nothing to do with being male or female. I would suggest going to the humane society or your local cat rescue group. Most rescue groups "socialize" their cats meaning they introduce their rescues to other cats as soon as they can to get them used to having "friends". All new cats will have an adjustment period when introduced to your current pet.
I think you should get another female because you don't want UNWANTED LITTERS!! Female and female would be less likely to fight. Male and male would be most likely to fight. IF you get female and male, just make sure one of them is spayed or neutered.I don't approve of breeding guinea pigs because it is very hard to find them good homes. Most end up being put down in shelters. YOUR CHOICE
AnswerYes, but with all animals it depends on the personalities of the cats involved. For example, I have a very laid back eleven year old female and we recently got the runt of the litter female kitten. It took a few weeks of not wanting this little thing near her, but eventually my old girl started paying attention and playing with the new addition to the household -- more often when I wasn't around. They get along just fine now and my little girl's about a year old.In my opinion, the older cat just has to get used to this new little beast in her territory.Well it actually also depends on the enviorment its in and how the people who are living with it act.Like me and my brother and mom have had a cat and she's a girl for about 7-8months and we treat her very well and give her baths,she doesn't scratch even if she's hissing she doesn't scratch or anything,so she's a very mellow cat though she also is very active and fiesty. While about 7months as my older cat,we gots her sister that was 7weeks,my older cat was jelous but she learned to get along,and people say it took them about 3-5weeks for their cats to get along when it only took mynes 2-3days and she was playing with the kitten like her best friend,so it really depends on how your cats or cat was raised and the enviermant it got brought up in.( and what ever you do make sure you pay attention to the first cats or cat you've had a little more than the kitten,especially when its a girl,so they or it doesn't get jelous and think that she's less than,or he)NO
if you want babies
You put the dog in front of the dog.
Well maybe the female cat doesn't like the male cat so she rejects him.
put them together and if the start to fight take them away ASAP!
There is usually no problem with adding a new guinea pig even if you already have one. The best combination is to have a female, then introduce a new female. It isn't a good idea to introduce a new guinea pig if you have a male, unless you bring in a female because you want them to breed. If you must add a new male, try wshing it first to remove all old traces of its previous companions, as male guinea pigs are a lot more territorial than females.
Your cat will not know. There are plenty of articles on how to introduce new cats into a household. Please read them before throwing them all together.
The best way to introduce a new puppy to an older house cat is to hold the cat while the puppy checks it out.
It depends on what type of cat it is and its personality (and if you know it it's date of birth and whether it's male or female). Hope this helps.
It depends on the cat you have. Is your cat friendly or agressive? If friendly they should do well. Are their two unfixed male cats? They might fight! If you have a male and a female you might get kittens. I suggest you always spay or nueter your cats. The neighborhood cats temerments count too.
To introduce a new cat to a multi-cat household, start by keeping the new cat in a separate room for a few days to allow the cats to get used to each other's scents. Slowly introduce them through scent swapping and supervised interactions. Provide plenty of resources like food, water, litter boxes, and hiding spots to prevent conflicts. Monitor their interactions closely and be patient as they adjust to each other.
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