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all good , the music is an apropiate for cats meeting

Thanks! Videos like these are very informative and reassuring.

Be proud of what you have achieved, be happy, the cats somehow understood ,why you did all this. Happy ending. !!!

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my daughter took in a 4 month old kitten when she had an adult 3 year old cat. There was some hissing for a couple of days, but after that they got along fine. She never isolated them at all. Then a year later, she added a puppy. No problem. But, each cat is different. Her older cat was a pretty easy going guy.

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Thank you for sharing, you have helped me more than you will know. They are so adorable.

Some people give up too soon. It took my 9 cats about 8 months to get along and even now the older ones sometimes get annoyed with the younger ones. But all in all they tolerate each other and even sleep together. Ps I also have 2 all Grey cats and had one years ago who has since passed

Great video!

Wow👏👏👏👏

I’m having a hard time introducing my two cats, and this video helps me a lot. Thank you!

Good for you for sticking with them and being so patient.

Any update? Did they after sleep together or groom each other?

Is this person alive

I tried this and the new cat tried to bite the domestic cat.

I'm not so sure that my experience is in line with what I'm seeing, that they're so driven by scent. The driving force is jealousy, of anxiety, and all the familiar smells in the world didn't make a difference, least of all that feliway thing that's supposed to flood the whole house (or 700 square feet of it) with facial pheromones. Fortunately the male cat is a real trooper and he's making it much easier than it could be, he goes up to her and touches noses with her even while she stands there and hisses at him, but he's not dissuaded, he tries again later even though he's obviously afraid, and I notice that now at least her irises don't widen to have her pupils take up her whole eyes, so she's not really scared any more (but he is, his eyes are all black), just resentful. Fortunately she has never responded with any violence, just hissing, but seems to be getting more tolerant now. She's thinking he's her replacement, even though I actually got him to be her friend. Sad irony there. Fortunately he's very patient and respectful, while she has never quite escalated it to violence. I only got them mixing after a week and a half after he managed to get the door open separating them over the doorstop that was keeping it open just a little, so she went from hissing at him through the door to hissing at him directly, but that's all, just hissing. Still after trying for a long time, I really don't think scent has much to do with it. The real evidence for that conclusion is that she has been sleeping on the blanket he slept on, even though she's no fan of him. But then I think both these cats actually have pretty lousy senses of smell, from what I've seen actually so maybe it's not following the usual rules.

Please dont get any more cats. You are too stupid to own cats.

It's sad that you do this to innocent kittens. You are fueling the fight and anger.

The first meeting was tense... BECAUSE ONE OF THEM WAS IN A CAGE!!!! Wake up!!!!

Too many theatrics

4 months OMG. Thats really hard work. Im on day 2 and my Russian blue is being a total jerk

I've just subscribed to you Gatsby you have stole my heart! as am just about to introduce my eight year old cat Bubba girl to a new 5 month old kitty named Purdy.....wish me luck!

Thanks for your excellent video. Really enjoyed the music and just having your great ideas in written form. I have two new cats, one who looks like Gatsby. Your door barrier is a great idea. I am going to try you methods, encouraging that even though it took 4 months, the effort was worth it.

Thanks for this video to show this can be slow but to be patient and take small steps on cat time. My cat is 11 and lived with another cat for most of her life. They got along well after just 2 days. The older cat passed about 2 years ago. I adopted an 8 year old last week that lived in a shelter for over a year and the prior owner gave her up due to homelessness. There are so many older cats who need a home. This time it will be a slow process, not sure why but both cats are very social. Your video gives me confidence we'll get there.

Bless I think it’s exactly what I have done to introduce to my new rescue ragdoll to my ragdoll at home , I’m nearly there now too , as a said don’t give up

Awesome video!!GOD BLESS YOU, YOUR FAMILY AND THAT 2 BEUTIFUL CATS😻😻😻😻🤗🤗🤗🤗😻😻😻😻😻Hi from Puerto Rico

Thanks for sharing! 3 weeks ago I brought home a 3 month old kitten and my resident cat is 2 years old. They don't hiss or growl but I do have a problem with my big guy stalking and ambushing the kitten. I know the whole dominance thing happens between the cats but he can get pretty rough so I am always on edge and I keep them separate majority of the time. Does any experienced cat parent have any suggestions or understanding why he is persistently doing this to her?

Calmer music, please. My cats like rock and roll, but softer music is more appropriate. Otherwise, very good video on Russian Blues! I have a 19 year old one I got as a kitten, because my neighbor tossed her away. Her loss, Natasha's gain! 😼😽

Cats hiss. It's what they do. The cat who has already been living there IS going to be the dominate one; it's expected. Watch Jackson Galaxy; hes great!

Great video but FIV cats can live with negatives

Wow, thanks for sharing! I really like the screen barrier & the hole idea, so Earl could choose his coming & going.

Why did you choose this kind of music for your vid??? I stoped watching at 2:52 🤨🤯

I hate how all of the videos on yt make it seem like it's so easy.. While I'm here, 2 months into the process and we're still keeping the cats in separate rooms. On top of that, we have to make sure to keep both of them separated by more than one door, because otherwise there's a lot of hissing and meowing and growling going on... Will this ever end :((( p.s. Oh yeah, happy it worked out for you though. Congrats

4 months...long way to go for me then hurmm. :(

My cats name is gatsby and he’s all grey like this one

We’re going through this at the moment! Adopted a two year old female and our other cat is a 14 year old male. He’s okay with her, but she hisses at him and still won’t let us get close to her. Now she has started peeing in my bed! And last night I discovered she had peed on my pillow which is a very expensive Simba pillow I’ve only had a few months! I really don’t know if I can cope with her much longer. 😢 I need a cat whisperer or something! Anyway, I’m glad it is all worked out well for you guys now. 😊 I can’t find her at the moment as I got mad with her as I had to strip the bed for the second time in 48 hours and she bolted downstairs. I followed with the sheets and pillow but by the time I got down she’d vanished! I have searched over and over up and down, but don’t know her hiding places downstairs yet as she has only been allowed to explore downstairs for about a week. I am worried she found the cat flap and has bolted! Mind you, we thought that twice before but she was hiding upstairs in my wardrobe! I think she is claiming my room as hers now hence the spraying/ peeing thing, but that’s where I draw the line! Before she has done it on the bed in her isolation room which I covered with plastic, but she stopped that a couple of weeks ago. I am really worried about her now. I hope she hasn’t got out and gone this time, just have to wait and see if she comes out of hiding eventually or comes back. If she did get out, I doubt she will be back somehow!

I am unable to find a Russian Blue anywhere! There is one breeder in Texas and she has a 1 year waitlist... Sigh.

I’ve had Leo now for about a week, a stray it took me months to catch. He is the sweetest cat....I have him locked in my large bathroom. Isabel, my cat I’ve had for 3 years, is not an affectionate, friendly cat. To anyone. But she is going about her normal kitty routine...with regular stops at the bathroom door to hiss and growl. I’m worried about her ever accepting him, because of her generally hostile temperament.

I knew they like each other after 2 minutes :) I laso have 2 cats - they love each other !

Thank you so much for this video, it really put me at easy about introducing my two cats. One of them is much more nervous than the other, but you've shown that I just need patience and time.