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RE: New cat attacks

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Posted by: PHMadameAlto at Tue Oct 21 21:23:11 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHMadameAlto ]  
   

This is not going to be easy, because you've had a bad introduction. First off, you probably should get a couple of Comfort Zone plug ins for your home and for the new place. Then you'll need to take your cat over in a carrier. The other cats need to be isolated in one room while your cat sniffs out the joint. This should go on for a few days. Then leave her in the carrier and let the other cats sniff around her.

She will need to be kept isolated from the other cats for at least a month. During this time, rub all the cats with a towel to exchange scents. Every day, isolate the other cats and let her sniff around the place on her own. Let the other cats sniff out her "space" too.

After a month you might try introducing her to one cat - probably the male - letting her eat meals in his presence. When she seems to be OK with him, then you can try to introduce the female.

Good luck. With time and patience it may work out - but go slowly!

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