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Help pleaseI have 3 cats of my own they are Queenie 9 Tippy 8 Socks 8 They are mother son and daughter. In may I took another cat in called Alfie 12 He was rehomed because his previous owner moved house and due to the stress he started peeing on the carpet (he is doing that to me but the carpet has to go anyway, as do the ones in the sitting room and the hall/landing due to the dog peeing on them as she is old and can't last 12 hours anymore) Now I have let them see each other and Tippy has chased him into his room and given him a swat or two but how do I get to the next phase of allowing them in the same room so they can touch each other.
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Aaah bless you taking on such a cat, its a shame he couldn't of stayed with his owner. I only have one cat at present, tinkerbelle (9months) however 2 new babies are arriving on Wednesday so I have been reading up on cat introductions! Have you tried the scent swapping? With blankets etc. Also have some tasty chicken or treats and when you let them smell each others bedding give them a treat so the smell is associated with good things- do the same when they are in the same room. Try offering them a plate of sardines, some delicious enough to distract them from fighting hissing and chasing. Again these are suggestions from stuff I've read, no actual experience of putting it into practice...yet! Good luck x |
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