If a cat has been taken to the vet to be altered or have stitches etc., other cats dislike the smell of the chemicals and view the cat as an outsider.
cats hate change of any kind..change something in your cats environment and the cat will react to the change. Trying to find its comfort zone (the old home) is why they leave a new home.
Go very, very slowly - cats are quite territorial and won't accept any newcomers forced upon them. Start by keeping the new cat in one room with its own litter box and food/water dishes. Let the other cats wander up to the door and get used to the scent of the new cat. This may take a couple of weeks. When the two cats aren't hissing outside the door to where the new cat is, lock up the two cats and let the new cat wander around the house a bit. Put the new cat back into its room then let the other two cats back out; they will investigate the scent of the new cat. Repeat daily until the two cats aren't so interested in figuring out where the new cat went - this may take a couple of weeks or more. When they are all used to the scent of each other, put everyone in cat carriers and let them see each other. You'll eventually work up to letting first the new cat out of the carrier, then letting the two cats out of their carries while the new cat is in its carrier, then letting them all out together. They should be supervised closely until they have all accepted each other.
the answer is a bit complicated. these two things simultaneously: 1. SEPARATE your older cats need a proof that they still matter. The new kitten should sleep and eat apart of them. The places where they are 'the boss' should for start stay reserved just for the older cats. 2. Bring together pet them together. take both cats into your lap and pet them. if your older cat gets agressive, turn from it (not for weeks, for a minute or so) and just pet the other cat. Also pet your older cats on these 'premier' places where they like to sleep, and show them that your affection is not becoming smaller. The new kitten will be fine with a little less attention, don't you care about that. What matters now is to form a healthy cat household.
No cats or any other mammals never left their new born babies till they learn the survive lessons.mother cats fed kittens up to 5 months.so they never abondoned their kittens after 2 months
If the cat ingests the sheet it may cause irritation to the digestive system, if you cat has shown interest in dryer sheets it is best to keep them out of reach and introduce a new toy that it may like.
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to me, it will depend on the gender. For example, if 2 male cats shared a bed, it wouldn't go well.... Unless they knew each other before hand. Also, if u got a new cat, and you already have a cat, it wouldn't work well with sharing beds since the cat that already lives there is the alpha male to the new cat.
As long as both cats are spayed it will most likely be fine. I work at an animal shelter. Some cats just dont like other cats. I suggest introducing them slowly. The worst combo with cats is actually all girls.
Yes! Obviously, when cats react to pee, theyre obvs gonna to cat hair; have,an amazing sence
cats hate change of any kind..change something in your cats environment and the cat will react to the change. Trying to find its comfort zone (the old home) is why they leave a new home.
there is about 50,000 cats in new jersey
It means that although it changes, no new substances are formed. Examples of such changes are melting and other state changes, and dissolving.
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Yes, anything that changes what it looks like is a physical change, and anything that changes it chemically like burning is chemical. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like many other materials, rubies can be melted (extremely high temperatures) molded into other Jewelry objects, and other things. These are all changes to it's physical form, I'm not sure about chemical changes though, except that getting rid of some of it's components (like aluminum), or adding new ones (such as iron) will change the composition into another substance. (Object Transmutation. Yes it is possible to change lead into gold. This is not a 'legend') (to first contributor: melting is still a physical change, it only changes the form and the state it is in, it is not a chemical change, which changes the substance completely)
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cats are fussy over meals as they like trying new food hence cannot eat the food which it had earlier taken
Get a kitten. Most cats don't like being the only cat in the house; they get lonely, especially if their owner is at work all day long. Getting a new friend for him is a great idea.