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Figarosmom

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6. Let them be together

Reply to TheGreatConspiracy (Original post)

Thu Jun 19, 2025, 08:47 PM

Jun 19

May as well see what happens. Let the young one chase the older one and see what happens when they mash up. Maybe the older one will just lay down and let the younger one run around or swat and hiss. If they e n d up in an all out brawl at least you'll know. Keep separating them you'll never know. Maybe drug them both up with dome catnip.

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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