Thinking outside the box when it comes to creating harmony between cats in the house
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Here is a video of when Kloe met her brother for the first time…
Maggie eats her first meal after surgery…
Maggie has her first small meal after surgery.
Happy Tails from Kylo, now Milo
“Milo and Dexter enjoying the snow (and each other)! Things are going GREAT!
Happy holidays to you!”
Surprise!
(for those of you that don’t know there are certain breeds that Chuck particularly likes and Chihuahua are one of them. So whenever we get a new Chihuahua and or another breed/type that he likes I always say to him surprise you get a new dog. Even though we don’t keep the dog. It’s just a running joke between us.)
Remember Bob, the stray cat that we took in recently? The one that had been cared for by that generous, kind-hearted woman who paid all of his medical expenses?
Bob went to a foster home about a week and a half ago or so and he is finally coming out from underneath the bed when it’s dark in the room that he’s staying in and allowing his foster sister to pet him. (He’s staying in her bedroom.)
When a new cat moves to a new location with new people, it can be very stressful on them. More often than not takes them time to acclimate. It may take a few days for them to start eating and drinking and using the litter box normally.
Sometimes it can take a week or more for them to stop hiding and at least a month or so before they start really settling in and getting comfortable.
So it’s so important whether you’re fostering, a cat, or just adopted a cat that you give them the time they need to slowly and gently adjust to their new household. When you’re with them try to remain calm and peaceful and relaxed. That gentle, calm energy will help them to calm down as well.