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Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
From: "Riannon via CatKB.com" <u42022@uwe>
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:17:18 GMT
Local: Mon, Aug 18 2008 2:17 pm
Subject: Re: Household addition
alanr wrote: You don't need to get rid of the present box; your cat can use that one. Buy >When we bring her here should I dispose of our meowzer's litter box and >purchase two new ones? Should they both be in the same location or >separate? If separate should this be initially for them to become accustomed >to each other - to keep territiories? Our cat is 2 yo male and altered. The >other is 4 yo female spayed. We'll be feeding them separately until they get >familiar with each other. We wish to keep the stress to a minimum and >obviously we don't want any unhappy behavior like peeing on the bed and another one and put the new cat in her own room for awhile, along with the new box and her own food/water dishes. Give them each something to lay on, like a towel and then bring it to your present cat to sniff and get used to the scent; and bring his towel to her. Introductions can be made slowly; no need to rush. Later when she's no longer in her own room, you can either leave the box in there or bring it out. I keep one box on the main floor and the other upstairs. Riannon -- You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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