Would it be better to leave houndini on her own overnight or should one of us sleep in the spare room to keep her company ?
Thanking people in advance.
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Would it be better to leave houndini on her own overnight or should one of us sleep in the spare room to keep her company ?
Thanking people in advance.
Motors purrin'
PIF,
what have I missed? You have another kitty?
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Temporary yes, permanently undecided.
http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthre...threadid=27868
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I'm Canadian......eh?
Well, I'm using my common sense here even though I've never been in your situation.
Seeing that she's scared and disoriented, I'd probably leave her for tonight just to get used to the surroundings. Knowing me though, I'd probably get up a couple times a night to check on her....
Mind you, I'm no expert here.
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Motors purrin'
Ah, PIF, now that I have read the magical Houdini's entrance into your lives, way to go!!1
I think, like Slick, I would leave her be tonight. Too much stimulation can't be good. Maybe a check late at night, and early in the am....to make sure eating/elimination issues arent present...good luck, and Welome to Houdini!!
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Thanks Slick & Cataholic,
We'll leave her alone tonight.
The Cat Groomer
Sorry as I am sure this is way to late to reach you tonight, but YES, I would let her be alone. She will be fine and maybe even better off if she can explore without the "interference" of humans.
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By time you read this PIF it will be morning! Sooo, how did it go? Are the kitties settling in okay?
ARGH! I think I am too chatty this morning ... I keep getting the "you can only post once every 30 seconds message."
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