I Need Advice.....

[krazyaboutkatz]

Hi and welcome to PT!!! In my experience my cats have accepted kittens much more easily than adult cats. I guess it's because they don't feel like they're a threat to them. Of course there will be hissing and growling at first but usually within a week or less mine have always settled down and learned to accept them. Good luck.

[jenluckenbach]

The problem with bringing in a kitten is their EXTREME playfullness. If the new kitten doesn't have a playmate, she will no doubt pest the heck out of your current cat, and this could hinder the bonding process. A pair of kittens often in so much better. They have each other while the current cat gets used to the whole idea of them. Just remember to LAVISH attention on your current cat and make introductions fun and rewarding.

[lvpets2002]

The problem with bringing in a kitten is their EXTREME playfullness. If the new kitten doesn't have a playmate, she will no doubt pest the heck out of your current cat, and this could hinder the bonding process. A pair of kittens often in so much better. They have each other while the current cat gets used to the whole idea of them. Just remember to LAVISH attention on your current cat and make introductions fun and rewarding.

Oh yes for sure Jen on kitten to have a kitten playmate.. Thats why when Rastus came into the household I focused on getting Skid & Bump && also too of Scrapster Spanks & then came Nikita Dawn.. It takes the tension off of the adults cats.. Now for the adult humannss MMmm..