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Cat Forum / General Topics / March 2004How do I get my cats to play with each other?
Micky and Minka our new cat are getting on OK. Very little hissing. All sleeping in my bed one ft apart. But I'd like to see them play together and beyond that cuddling into one big tuxedo furball. They are both playful. I can play with them both at the same time. But they react to me only not to each other. Today Minka was beating her tail. Micky could not resist and jumped: Minka didn't think this was funny at all :-( -- Carola ^..^ ~~ , =?`= ___ ) (_ > Micky and Minka our new cat are getting on OK. Very little hissing. All > sleeping in my bed one ft apart. But I'd like to see them play together and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > =?`= ___ ) > (_ Don't do anything to force them to play... if you leave them alone...I'm sure they'll sooner or later become friends Leave them be and if it's meet to be they will start playing together. > > Micky and Minka our new cat are getting on OK. Very little hissing. All > > sleeping in my bed one ft apart. But I'd like to see them play together [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Don't do anything to force them to play... > if you leave them alone...I'm sure they'll sooner or later become friends > Micky and Minka our new cat are getting on OK. Very little hissing. All > sleeping in my bed one ft apart. But I'd like to see them play together and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > =?`= ___ ) > (_ You can't force the issue. Leave them alone, and they will decide for themselves if they want to play. You could create a very stressful situation if you try to force it -- and it sounds like they have made a good start if they are sleeping that close to each other. MaryL > Micky and Minka our new cat are getting on OK. Very little hissing. All > sleeping in my bed one ft apart. But I'd like to see them play together and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > =´`= ___ ) > (_ Your definition of "playing" probably differs from the cats'. Be thankful, some cats' games can be pretty rough on the nerves, not to mention the playing field. Pat |
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