lyndyloo
18-05-2010, 11:40 PM
We are in the process of adopting a new cat female Cat (Spyro). She is 4 years old and very friendly :). We already have two ferral boy cats (Ginger and Panga) who we believe to be about 6-8 months old, They have all been neutered/spayed.
While it appears Panga and Ginger want to be with us they wont let us touch them.
A friend is moving away and could no longer keep Spyro and we thought that since she is very friendly hopefully she could be a good role model for our boys. We picked her up last night and gave her a separate food and water bowl and put out a litter tray (which the boys have been using too!), but I am not sure if she has actually eaten, drank or used the litter tray since she arrived yesterday evening. I have showed her where it is and then she runs back to my son's room. I have since moved the food and water to another location away from Panga and Ginger's usual food location. Spyro isnt very happy with P&G and just hisses if they come near. They are very interested in her but havent come too close yet.
How long do you think I need to keep her indoors before letting her venture out without the risk of her trying to run 'home'?
Any other advice?
Many thanks.
While it appears Panga and Ginger want to be with us they wont let us touch them.
A friend is moving away and could no longer keep Spyro and we thought that since she is very friendly hopefully she could be a good role model for our boys. We picked her up last night and gave her a separate food and water bowl and put out a litter tray (which the boys have been using too!), but I am not sure if she has actually eaten, drank or used the litter tray since she arrived yesterday evening. I have showed her where it is and then she runs back to my son's room. I have since moved the food and water to another location away from Panga and Ginger's usual food location. Spyro isnt very happy with P&G and just hisses if they come near. They are very interested in her but havent come too close yet.
How long do you think I need to keep her indoors before letting her venture out without the risk of her trying to run 'home'?
Any other advice?
Many thanks.