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Bringing home a new kitten -UPDATE
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Speedy | Report | 20 Sep 2004 20:55 |
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Try to pick her up when you have got a couple of days with her and the others so that you can watch how they all get on to gether and see if she can get out of the cat flap, if she can then you can try to sort some thing out that will suit the older cats and keep the new kitten safe. Bev |
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McAnne's Gahan-Crazy | Report | 20 Sep 2004 20:04 |
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I am seriously considering 'adopting' a kitten from a friends litter - she is a sweet little thing - a brown, ginger and white tortoishell, made all the more unique because she lost half her tail a few weeks ago. ........My dilema is this: I already have 2 others - 8 and 15 yrs old, who have the freedom to come and go as they please by way of a magnetic cat flap. My house is a small 2 up 2 down - the only rooms I can isolate are the bedroom and bathroom. I dont want to segregate them completely, but need to prevent the kitten from finding her way out thru the catflap too soon, and also I cannot take time off work to be here to supervise the older cats initially............what would you clever people suggest :) PS. "Dont get her" will be the wrong answer LOL - it's 99% a done deal ;P...............UPDATE - SEE POSTING 22/9 BELOW |
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