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LKitsch
at Thu Mar 4 22:22:46 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LKitsch ]
I have two cats, indoors only, both fixed. One is a 7-year old male, the other a 3-year old female. The male is dominant, but the female holds her own quite well. They get along well, though are not bussom buddies.
I am thinking of getting another cat, a rescue of course. I know that ultimately it is mostly dependent on the specific personalities of all the particular cats involved, and of course things work best if I do the introduction properly, which I will.
My questions are these: are there any general rules of thumb? For example, add another male rather than a female or vise versa? Or get an older cat (say, over 8 years old) rather than a younger one? A kitten is not an option---I don't want to deal with those issues. But a "senior" cat---over 12---might be OK.
Any general rules of thumb or advice? Thank you!
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 GENERAL TIPS ON INTRODUCING A 3RD CAT? - LKitsch, Thu Mar 4 22:22:46 2004
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