blueyedprincess0406 asked:

7 week old male kitten and 6 year old male cat.. I just got a 7 week old kitten and my older cat doesnt like it. He hisses and swats at the kitten and goes in the other room and wont come out for the day. I bring them together 3-4 times a day but it seems like my older cat wants nothing to do with the kitten…Also…my kitten wont stop meowing!!! He meows when u walk away, when ur in the same room or when he is eating, going to the bathroom or just laying there…what can I do to get him to stop?? I’ve tried a spray bottle with water and that only makes the kitten run and hide and meow more…I havent gotten much sleep cuz he meows all the time!!!! GRRRR!!!!!!

Give your cat time!

Cats think they are kings of their jungle. You bring another cat into his territory, and there’s gonna be kitty hell to pay!

Don’t worry, they will adjust in time. But it’s not a bad idea to separate the two for a couple days to get the little fur balls adjusted.

anonymous_arrest asked:

I have two kittens and there mother. The mother and the older kitten are fine when they go to the litter box and even cover it up. The youngest kitten is abnormally potent though. I have been feeding him kitten food since he was old enough to eat it. But about two or three months ago the kitten started going and when he would get out the smell would spread through the entire house very quickly and linger for an extremely long time. We clean the litter box daily and we even got more than one little box and then got covered littler boxes. Yet, no matter what whenever the kitten goes the smell just dominates is all i can say. I feed the mother adult indoor cat purina and the ktiten well, kitten purina food. Is there anything i can do to try and make the smell stop at the source? The kittens are almost eight months old so not really kittens anymore could it be related to them not being neutered?

Have you considered feeding your cats premium food? Commercial cat food can be affordable, but premium foods found at pet stores or vets are nutritionally dense. Cats/Kittens fill up on premium foods faster.

I buy my cat’s food from the vet. It’s more pricey, yes… but my cats are healthier for it!

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Someone asked:

my older cat is about 1 year and 2 months and my new kitten is 2 months.
Today is the 3rd day of having an new kitten.
I had already put the kitten in the carrier twice and let the older cat check him out.(he hissed and growled, but the kitten didn’t she just meowed. So cute!)
The kitten is staying in an separte room right now, which is the bathroom.
What else should I do? Should I just let the kitten and cat meet or wait a few more days? I’m scared that the older cat will mabye scratch or attack the kitten…
Also I already got the kitten checked out, its healthy!!

Keep the new kitten separated from the cat for a couple more days. Then establish short introduction sessions to get the two kitties acquainted. Let the kitten out for about 10 minutes….if things go well that’s great! If your cat acts agressively, then you know he’s not ready yet.