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It looks like fate! I brought 2 kittens into a house with an oldie. That worked fine as the kits played together and the oldie ignored them. If Domino will be happy with a little sister I think the older two will be OK - they'll just keep out of the way of the little pest |
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hi sam, i like u have an older cat already who is 14.i thought they'd be ok as i also have a 3 n half yr old border terrier,the cat was 11 when the dog came along at 8 wks,and now i have the kitten who was 6 wks wen i brought her home,she is now 6 mnths. the kitten and the older cat get on ok long as the kitten dont push it too much the dog loves her and vice versa. btw the kittens getting spayed on wednesday,so hopefully that'll calm things down a bit |
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I introduced a male kitten to two elderly females; one hissed a bit initially and primarily ignored him (as much as it's possible to ignore a kitten!) afterwards; Misty hissed at first but soon became his surrogate mom! |
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I introduced 3 kittens over a few years to my oldie Leo, he has never taken much notice of any of them, now and then will give them a thick ear, but mainly takes himself off somewhere quiet to sleep... |
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Thanks for your encouraging stories, we are going to take the introductions very slowly. We also plan to take over a towel covered in our cats smells to her a week or so before we take her and also take something and rub it all over her so our cats can smell her and start to get the idea. We suspect Rags will be the one who takes convincing, he is definitely the top cat and it took a lot of convincing to let Domino stay, although Domino first entered the house as a stray Tom cat so we think a kitten should be seen as less of a threat. |
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