If you want two cats to get along well as soon as possible, you should be careful when choosing a cat; when you bring a new cat home, be sure to isolate it; if you plan to raise two cats, you should be careful about any one of them. All cats should be treated equally.

How old and new cats get along well

1 .Try to size match or male and female match

If you want two cats to get along well as soon as possible, you should pay attention to the selection of cats. If you already have an adult cat, bring back a kitten and the two will get along better. Because kittens pose the least threat to Aboriginal cats, it is easy to accept it.

If the cat you want to bring back is an adult cat, and there is another adult cat at home, then it is best to consider the combination of one male and one female or two females. It should also be a combination of two neutered male cats. Because of this combination, territorial disputes between cats will be minimized.

Of course, if you already have only one kitten in your house, it doesn't matter what kind of cat you bring back.

2. Be cautious when meeting each other

Bring your new cat home, be sure to quarantine. The best way is to let the new cat live in the cage for a period of time, so that the two cats can smell each other every day, but it does not cause disputes.

Wait for the two cats to get used to each other's presence and release the new cat to move freely so that the two cats don't fight.

In addition, when arranging for the two cats to meet, the owner must be by the side.

3. Don't be eccentric

Cats are very careful little animals. Although they seem to be lukewarm to you, they are also Jealousy.

If you get a new cat and you treat the Aboriginal cat coldly, it will definitely lead to dissatisfaction with the Aboriginal cat. The dissatisfaction of the aboriginal cats is all vented on the new cat, and the family will never have peace.

So, if you are going to have two cats, you should treat any cat equally and impartially.