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So sorry to read of your problem.. Now are the forster babies still in the kitchen?? What sex are these forster babies?? Could be your female resident cat smells the forster cats & she is taking out her disapproval of them towards your male resident cat.. You may have to give up the idea of forstering.. Also what age are the different kitties??
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The foster kitties have been moved to my mudroom. My kitchen separates the mudroom from the rest of the house. My cats are not allowed in the kitchen (remodeling) so my resident cats cannot interact, see or hear the fosters. The fosters have no other place to go, so I have to keep them somewhere. The fosters are 1 adult female (aged about 5) and 1 female kitten aged 7 months).
My cats are 1 female Xanadu aged 6 and 1 male Gizmo aged 6. They have grown up together.
All are spayed/neutered.
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