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When you bring a new cat into your household, it can be exciting, but it can also be stressful for the new cat and the resident cats. Cats should be introduced to each other so that conflicts can be avoided and a peaceful living environment can be created. Introducing new cats together is the most obvious way to avoid fights and aggression. A new cat may be considered a threat to a territorial cat since cats are territorial animals. It can sometimes lead to aggressive behavior, such as hissing, growling, and fighting. Introducing the cats correctly can help them get used to each other’s presence and avoid unnecessary conflicts. It is also beneficial to introduce new cats to each other so that behavioral problems can be avoided. Leaving cats to their own devices can lead to negative behavior, such as scratching, spraying, and marking.
You can reduce the likelihood of these behaviors by introducing the cats to each other and making them feel more comfortable in their new environment. It is also a good idea to introduce new cats to each other so they can establish a hierarchy between themselves. There is often a pecking order within a cat’s group since cats are social animals. It may be necessary for the resident cats to adjust their status because of the addition of a new cat. The transition can be done gradually without conflict, ensuring a harmonious environment for all cats. Throughout the introduction process, the cats should become comfortable with each other’s presence.
Separate the cats for some time, allowing them to get used to each other’s odor without direct contact. Providing food, water, and a litter box in a separate room is one way to do this. Next, you can introduce the cats to one another in a controlled way. By swapping their sleeping areas or by allowing supervised visits while keeping them separated by a gate or door, this can be accomplished. It is possible to extend the visits over time and allow the cats more freedom to interact with each other. Be sure to supervise these interactions to prevent aggression or conflict from developing. But that is not what happened in today’s story OP brought in a cat without informing her roommate who had a cat and that cat does not get along with other cats so keep on scrolling down to read the full story and we will see you at the end of the story.
This was it, folks, this was the story we think that OP is at fault in this story because she clearly shouldn’t have brought in an other cat when she knew there was another elderly aggressive cat in the house. Let us know what you guys think about it down below in the comment section and make sure to like and share this article with your friends and family and stay tuned for more content like this with Defused. Thank You!
