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If You Have to Introduce A Second Cat...

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Jeff - 05 Jun 2006 20:55 GMT
If you have to introduce a second cat into your house, your first kitty cat
may have trouble getting used to the new intruder. If you put a little
perfume on both cats, so that they will smell the same as each other, they
will trust each other more. - From the Cats section of Oddities & Wonders
(www.oddwonder.com), where you'll find much more such information. It's all
free, of course, no membership fee or anything like that.
Have fun!
- Jeff
Ebiedibie Humpelshcheitzersnort - 06 Jun 2006 01:08 GMT
> If you have to introduce a second cat into your house, your first kitty
> cat may have trouble getting used to the new intruder. If you put a little
> perfume on both cats, so that they will smell the same as each other, they
> will trust each other more.

Either that, or they'll rape the sh.t out of each other, crazed as they
would be with the smell of perfume.

> From the Cats section of Oddities & Wonders
> (www.oddwonder.com), where you'll find much more such information.

Yeah! I like the bits that describe the best ways of burying cats alive!
(You stun them, first, by closing their heads in the fridge door!). I love
that site!

> It's all free, of course, no membership fee or anything like that.
> Have fun!

Hey - thanks, Jeff! Great tips!!!!!
MaryL - 08 Jun 2006 17:59 GMT
> If you have to introduce a second cat into your house, your first kitty
> cat
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> Have fun!
> - Jeff

Instead of perfume, try a little dab of vanilla on each cat.  I believe
there should be a slow, careful introduction period when a new cat is
brought into the home; but there are a number of occasions when it helps to
use a little vanilla (for example, some cats "reject" even a well-known
feline companion after a visit to the vet -- probably from scents that have
been transferred during the visit).

MaryL
glenn P - 25 Jun 2006 23:52 GMT
Exactly, putting perfume on a cat sounds like torture. You can't smell a cat
from 6', but others can from a lot further away. Imagine the scale of
overload!!!

I think I'd use catnip.....

>> If you have to introduce a second cat into your house, your first kitty
>> cat
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>
> MaryL
 
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