> It hasn't been easy getting Jackie accepted by Espy and Nipsy. I let
> her roam around late Friday afternoon and the boys were still not
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> give her lots of food yesterday, probably more than she can handle. I
> just hope she doesn't have IBD. I don't think I can handle that again.
>in article ikmea0pk7f9ir5ku05qvmc21de3u6de2h6@4ax.com, dgk at
>Time is your friend. And Feliway helps. It sounds like it is going well for
>such a short time. I found that in narrow hallways, if there was some light
>it helped for some reason. Keep us posted.
It is getting a bit worse. Jackie (the five pound terror) is
terrorizing the boys. If she just looks at them they run away. They
won't go in to the bathroom to eat if she is in there. I'm hoping they
work it out today while I'm at work. I sprayed some feliway on the
walls.
Mary - 17 May 2004 18:43 GMT
> >in article ikmea0pk7f9ir5ku05qvmc21de3u6de2h6@4ax.com, dgk at
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> work it out today while I'm at work. I sprayed some feliway on the
> walls.
I wanted to say yesterday that I once knew a cat named Harriett who was 22
years old and ruled two BIG tomcats with an iron paw until the day she died.
And she moved in as an old lady of 18 or so. Hope the Feliway helps.
MacCandace - 18 May 2004 04:46 GMT
<< Hope the Feliway helps. >>
Although I've heard Feliway can take a month or so to kick in. Isn't that
correct? I've never used it (although I'm thinking of it now).
Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)
See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace
"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human." (Loren Eisely)
Karen Chuplis - 18 May 2004 12:40 GMT
> << Hope the Feliway helps. >>
>
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> "One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
> than human." (Loren Eisely)
No Feliway does not take a month to kick in. You can often see a very quick
response. I would separate the cats when I am not there so that the boys get
some stress free time.
Karen
dgk - 18 May 2004 19:14 GMT
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>Karen
Oh, I'd hate to do that if I can avoid it but it might not be a bad
idea. Mostly when I'm not there Jackie seems to sleep under a dresser.
There are lots of more comfortable spots (including the bed in her
room) but she seems to prefer under the dresser.
I have a webcam focused on the cat tree so I can watch it from work
and just took a look. Espy is sleeping away on the second level from
the top. Appears to be pretty stress free! Nipsy and Jackie aren't in
sight. Nipsy tends to stay downstairs in the front window or upstairs
in the back watching the yard.
I have separated them for feeding time. Jackie gets fed first in her
room and the boys have their bathroom location. It works well since
that is the major area of contention and Jackie needs to get the
antibiotic in any event.
Espy did sniff Jackie yesterday and there was no hiss and no
fisticuffs. However something happened this morning where there was a
sudden hissy fit and cats bolting in all directions. As long as we
keep peeing in the litterboxes I am reasonably happy.