What should I pay attention to when getting a second cat? Experienced enter! Thank you

I recommend keeping the old cat in a cage so that it and the new cat can see each other, using a litter box, taking the new cat to the litter box, holding the cat's paw and letting it pick up the sand twice. Let the new cat wander around the house. After a few days, swap and let the new cat in the cage and the old cat in the house, and continue to look at each other in the cage.

After getting acquainted with each other, let them be in the same room. However, the situation is different in each family, and the temper of each cat is also different. Anyway, the purpose is that both parties will be isolated for more than a week, and then decide whether to continue to isolate or be in the same room after observation.

However, a neutered male cat and a two-month-old cat should not be a big problem.

It's normal to have difficulty reaching at first. My big cat received kittens in about 1 week. At first, it was necessary to separate the kittens for their safety, especially when no one was around.

My approach is that when I go to work, I lock them in two separate rooms and come back and let them come face to face. It's inevitable that big cats will bully kittens, and I don't care about small bullies, but we must stop it. Also, you can't scold the big cat too much.

Because the big cat was also hostile to you at the time, it felt that you had betrayed it and did not love it anymore...

I recommend isolating new cats first so that they can familiarize themselves with each other's scents. It will be familiar in about two or three days. Take another shower, and you'll be fine.

Why lock up the old cat first and let it watch the new cat run around on its own turf, what a brain?

After taking the second cat home, isolate the cats, let them sniff and test each other, get used to each other, and then slowly touch each other. Avoid fights and quarrels as soon as the cat comes up. Raise a second cat, pay attention to the psychological state of the first cat, and comfort the aboriginal cat in time.

1. After taking the second cat home, isolate the cats, let them sniff and test each other, get used to each other and then slowly contact. Avoid fights and quarrels as soon as the cat comes up.

2. Raise a second cat and pay attention to the psychological state of the first cat. Aboriginal cats may feel lost, depressed, and grumpy as a result. The owner should appease the aboriginal cat in time.

3. If there is anything delicious and fun, it should be given to the aboriginal cat first, and then to the second cat, so that the aboriginal cat knows that it is still valued and avoids the aboriginal cat being sad.

4. Don't mix the cat's utensils, it is likely to make the first cat feel invaded, resulting in contradictions.

<> If it is two cats of the opposite sex and do not want the female cat to get pregnant, pay attention to taking the cat for neutering in time. If you have two male cats, be careful not to favor one or the other, otherwise the two cats will often fight over pets. Also, be careful not to let two cats share daily necessities, the cats will be unhappy.

1. Prepare two litter boxes: It is best to use the litter boxes for two cats separately to prevent cross-infection of viruses.

2. Immediately isolate the sick cat: When one of the cats is sick, isolate immediately to prevent infection to the other cat.

3. Equal treatment: cats are very jealous, if the owner is only good to one of the cats, then the other cat may hit the cat because of jealousy.

Kittens need to be isolated from big cats when they first enter the house, so you need to prepare a separate food bowl, water bowl and litter box for the kitten.

Quarantine for about a week. At first, it takes about two days to get the two cats familiar with each other's tastes and sounds through the door. Then meet the two cats in your presence, at this time you have to remember to hold the original cat, don't let him feel like he has fallen out of favor, this will take about 3 days.

Observe how they get along for 3 days.

If everything is good, they can live together!

After living together, all you need is a litter box!

My family has a silver tabby beauty called Tuan Tuan, and he has a very generous personality, and he is also neutered. It's easy to accept other cats and takes good care of kittens.

And the kitten may be a little more innocent, and it is easy to coexist peacefully with the big cat.

My family often has a one or two month-old stray cats who come to the house to stay temporarily looking for adopters, and Tuan Tuan can accept kittens as long as one day, and often play with kittens.

I don't know what the character of your family is!

It doesn't matter, I've had a lot of cats, and there will be a day or two of hostility when the raw cat comes, but it will be fine soon, just a litter box. I share both cat food and water!

Pay attention to the beginning of the fight, neutering ......The male cat is actually not so entangled, but you have to watch the cat so as not to run away in shock!

Is it that complicated, there's nothing to pay attention to. Just put one piece.

First, you have to make sure that your first cat is willing to accept new companions. Just as humans have personalities, cats also have them. Some cats just like to be alone with one, and what you imagine is lonely and lonely, it doesn't.

In general, it is better for the second cat to be different from the first male and female, and it is better to be a kitten, but not too small.

Finally, animals generally rely on smell to determine things. You can start by wrapping the new cat with something that smells of cat secretions, or let the new cat put the litter on the original cat's cat litter.

Roll in the basin. Dirty is a little dirty, but useful.

The new cat has just entered the door, pay attention to the first one, cats will really be jealous, I have personal experience.

That's all for now, I haven't encountered the rest of the problems.