How to get an old cat to accept a new cat
Methods to make the old cat accept the new cat:
1. Separate the supplies of the new cat and the old cat and keep them separately for a period of time.
2. You can also make the old cat accept the new cat by playing games or rewarding snacks, allowing them to interact more to enhance their relationship.
3. You can also place the new cat’s belongings next to the old cat, so that the old cat can gradually become familiar with the new cat’s smell and accept the new cat.
The reasons why new cats do not accept old cats:
1. Because cats have a very strong sense of territory. When a new cat enters, they think their territory is being violated. Violation leads to rejection.
2. It is also possible that the cat is very jealous and does not want the owner to treat the new cat well, so it rejects the new cat.
3. It is also possible that the cat itself has a very bad temper and wants to attack other new cats when it comes into contact with them.
- Are sunflowers poisonous to cats?
- Are Abyssinian cats easy to raise? Knowledge on feeding Abyssinian cats
- Cat is 68 days pregnant but still has fetal movement
- What to do if a point-colored shorthair cat bites someone
- Tips for Feeding Cats Probiotics
- What to do about fungal infection in cats
- What nutrients do you need to supplement when you are pregnant? What are the best foods to eat when you are pregnant?
- Can cats recover from depression on their own?
- How to read a cat's body language?
- What should I do if my cat’s hair follicles are damaged and no hair grows?