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Help! Fighting like crazy, I don't know what to do!
I found this adorable long haired orange cat (May be a calico) He was skinny and cut up, so I took him in, and Tekken's scratching and hissing at the new cat and his own brother! Please give advice, I'm so confused. I don't know what to do. I've been separating them, but I don't know what else to do. I love this new cat, but I love cody and Tekken too. Please help.
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At Frist My Cats Didn't Get Along To. But Soon They Were Best Friends. Cats Don't Like Change. But Soon Your Other Cats Will See That The New Cat Isn't Going Anywhere They'll Learn To Deal With The Fact That The New Cat Is Part If The Family And Soon They'll Be Friends. ~Jewely
Thu 29 Nov 2007 02:51PM PST by jewely9098
Hey, Yes separating them is good. Throw lots of affection towards Cody and Tekken and within a week or two they will be getting along. Promise. They still might hiss alittle and snub him but soon thy will all get along. I've had cats for 50 years. It's really rare that cats won't get along. Just make sure you get them all neutered soon so the males don't spray. There are many low cost programs all over the US. They sometimes will have low cost vets, shots and microchip Id if the cat gets out too. Call your local animal shelter and ask them about such programs. They will learn to like each other and you'll save a beautiful cat from getting euthanized.
Congrats on getting a new cat!
Thu 29 Nov 2007 07:49AM PST by ratatatcat
i think u should first bsee a vet for the new cat then ask your vetb what to do and i think seperating them was a very good idea. good luck
-tiger and tuni (tallfreak)
Wed 28 Nov 2007 09:18PM PST by tallfreak
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