Tips For Introducing Cats.

 


If you decide to add a new cat to your home, it is usually more likely to leave you and your family than the cat you already have. Although many cats are naturally solitary, many will also accept or eventually tolerate any additions. Cats can be a very big place, which is why you should always be careful when introducing a new cat to your current cat.


If you introduce kittens to each other, the whole introductory process can be short, lasting 10 - 15 days. Introducing cats to each other depends on their personality and personality. When introducing a new cat to your current cat, you should always make sure you give your current cat a lot of love and attention. This way, your cat will feel safe and will know that it is not competing with your new love cat.


If you bring your new cat home, you should let him stay in a safe room until you have finished introducing the cats. Your safe room can be any small room in your home, such as a bathroom or a separate bedroom. The key here is to use a room that does not fit your current cat. In the bedroom, you should leave your new cat scratching, a bed, a water container, a trash can, and a food container.


At first, your current cat may cry and shout as it stands at the door, trying to tell the other cat that it does not belong to it. If this happens you should ignore it, because punishing your cat for its behavior will lead to many problems. After a while, the first cat will start to calm down when it is near the door of the new cat. As he begins to calm down, you need to reassure him and praise him.


When your first cat starts walking to the door of your new cat and does not cry or howl; you can start introducing each other. A good way to do this is to get used to each other's smells. You can start letting them eat from the same bowl, although you will want to feed them at different times in the beginning. In this way, the smell of each cat will be present in the food container, and each cat will get the smell when it eats its food.


Once both cats become accustomed to the smell, you can begin to feed them closer together. To do this, you should keep your new cat in a safe room with the door closed, and your first cat on the other side of the door with its food container. At the moment, they are feeding both cats at the same time. After doing this a few times, they should start eating without yelling or complaining. At this point, they are ready to be introduced to each other.


When you introduce them to each other in the same room, you are expected to roar and shout. Although they can be applied to each other's scent; your first cat will still feel crazy about your new cat in its place. You should play with them both first, so that they can smell and greet each other in their own way. If they start fighting you have to separate them, and then give them time to separate.


It may take a while to get them fully acquainted, even though they have already done so - they will be the players you will play with for the rest of your life. Cats love to be friendly, although at first it may be difficult, especially for your first cat. Cats can be a very big place, especially if you have a cat around. If you get used to both of them early - it will be much easier to add future cats to your home.

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