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RE: new kitten uses resident cats litterbox/food - is that ok??

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Posted by: janome at Sat Feb 18 20:36:51 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by janome ]  
   

a week really isn't that long for them to get aquanted. i would keep them seperated for longer and also till you are absolutely sure the new kitten doesn't have any parasites.

just becasue 'all seems well' after only a week, it can take a couple weeks at least for them to be comfortable with each other. esp since you say the resident kitty hisses still at the new comer. just my 2 cents.

   

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