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TooMuchTelly

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3. Also, along with reply #1

Reply to TheGreatConspiracy (Original post)

Wed Jun 18, 2025, 03:40 AM

Jun 18

Feed them with the door between them and also play with them both at the same time when they are in the same room say, with feather toys or one of those toys on a string.

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Cat problems [View all] TheGreatConspiracy Jun 18 OP

Put them on either side of a closed door. They'll applegrove Jun 18 #1

And this TommyT139 Jun 18 #2

Also, along with reply #1 TooMuchTelly Jun 18 #3

Check out Jackson Galaxy's website. He is the cat behaviorist... 3catwoman3 Jun 18 #4

I second this suggestion! ShazzieB Jun 18 #5

Let them be together Figarosmom Jun 19 #6