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After the sadness of the short lived stay of Chester our adopted cat, we decided any further additions would have to be kittens. We collect this beautiful girl on Monday. Her name will be Morwenna 
Funnily enough when I seen your name come up I wondered if Chester had arrived home, the new kitten is beautiful and wish you all a long happy relationship with said kitten Morweena, I’ll she be a house cat?After the sadness of the short lived stay of Chester our adopted cat, we decided any further additions would have to be kittens. We collect this beautiful girl on Monday. Her name will be Morwenna
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The other two we have are outdoor cats so she probably will end up being too eventually. We have a plan this time though. She'll be kept in a totally separate room for a while and meetings with the other two will be extremely gradual. I think we were too quick with the intoductions before. He clearly didn't feel at home and one of his new house mates was quite hostile - lots of hissing.
We also hope they will be better with a kitten, less possessive over their space. She won't be going outside until she's vaccinated and chipped at least though so that should allow plenty of time for her to feel at home and for them all to be comfortable with each other.
I desperately hope it goes well. I also can't believe she's ours. She was originally sold to someone else but they didn't follow through with the purchase. The lady we are buying her from has held onto her for an extra week or so until get back from our holiday. She's been sending us photos and videos everyday which is so thoughful.
There will always be space for Chester should he return.
I love that stare!After the sadness of the short lived stay of Chester our adopted cat, we decided any further additions would have to be kittens. We collect this beautiful girl on Monday. Her name will be Morwenna
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I'm hoping her eyes stay grey too. I've never seen a cat with grey eyes before. They match her fur! Apparently she's really affectionate which is wonderful. My boy cats are really independent, definitely not lap cats so I'm looking forward to kitty cat snuggles.
Morwenna is beautiful! I look forward to seeing more pics of her in future and even though it’s been awhile I still have hope that Chester will returnAfter the sadness of the short lived stay of Chester our adopted cat, we decided any further additions would have to be kittens. We collect this beautiful girl on Monday. Her name will be Morwenna
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@TwooTwooTwitTwitTwoo when we brought our second set of sisters home, I had made a mistake in the timing of the new arrivals, then panic when she turned up with the second pair of sisters that I had read they should be kept apart for two weeks it wasn’t possible here and the girls just go all over the house, the breeder came in with kittens said keep an eye on them but just let them get on with it, we locked kittens up,at night and let the older girls do there thing about four nights later they had ruined there sleeping arrangements so we went to bed next night and they followed the big girls all been well since, sorry for the long post. I am sure she will settle in nicely with her brothers.
All three of my cats love belly tickles and they really don't mind if I play with their toe beans either. Chin scratches are always a winner!View attachment 1515238
Is this true for anyone else feline(s)? Deffo accurate for mine, especially under the chin *chefs kiss*
Tonight we had an accidental meeting of new kitten and one of the cats (too many children, too many doors 
). However, something odd has happened. After a bit of hissing my older cat is now asleep with his back to the kitten. I did joke to my son that he's not really asleep, it's a test and he's ready to pounce 
. However, this is totally different to when they met Chester.
I've read that cats only turn their back when they trust those behind them...those that have introduced cats to kittens, shall I assume this is a positive step?
). However, something odd has happened. After a bit of hissing my older cat is now asleep with his back to the kitten. I did joke to my son that he's not really asleep, it's a test and he's ready to pounce . However, this is totally different to when they met Chester. I've read that cats only turn their back when they trust those behind them...those that have introduced cats to kittens, shall I assume this is a positive step?
I think if the older cat is feeling safe enough to sleep that's a good sign! Clearly not concerned about the kitten at allTonight we had an accidental meeting of new kitten and one of the cats (too many children, too many doors
I've read that cats only turn their back when they trust those behind them...those that have introduced cats to kittens, shall I assume this is a positive step?
It's definitely not the reaction I expected. He hasn't slept on the rug since he was a kitten himself. It's very sweet. He made sure he rubbed his scent all over the toy first though
. One down, one more to go (wish me luck 
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Awww this is adorable. Yes I heard that if they're willing to sleep close by then they aren't as stressed out. That's what I've been holding onto with our new puppy, they will both sleep upstairs either in the next room or or outside the door!!It's definitely not the reaction I expected. He hasn't slept on the rug since he was a kitten himself. It's very sweet. He made sure he rubbed his scent all over the toy first though
Our two last night playing with their favourite toys
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What huge eyes!Awww this is adorable. Yes I heard that if they're willing to sleep close by then they aren't as stressed out. That's what I've been holding onto with our new puppy, they will both sleep upstairs either in the next room or or outside the door!!
Our two last night playing with their favourite toys
I'm hearbroken, I can't get a cat as I'm away too much but a little one locally comes up to say hello and plays a bit. Saw her just now and she looked at me for one minute then went!
I've only been away a few weeks
I've only been away a few weeks
have you looked at "cat in a flat" you register, get paid to visit cats in places when people are on holidayI'm hearbroken, I can't get a cat as I'm away too much but a little one locally comes up to say hello and plays a bit. Saw her just now and she looked at me for one minute then went!
I've only been away a few weeks
Anyone got any tips for yowling cats? Moved back home to my parents and the neighbours cat has discovered Freddy ( who is an indoor boy due to his FIV status). Well Spot ( neighbours cat) has taken to sitting outside the window yowling at Freddy.
Freddy just sits on the windowsill staring at Spot - No Yowls from Freddy. He just stares at him.
we have been trying to discourage Spot by going outside and calling his name out to him (which does work as then he disappears for a bit). We are trying not to scare Spot as clearly Freddy has appeared on his patch and Spot isn’t too chuffed .
Eta - Spot doesn’t always yowl - sometimes the pair of them just have a staring contest before Spot wanders off.
Freddy just sits on the windowsill staring at Spot - No Yowls from Freddy. He just stares at him.
we have been trying to discourage Spot by going outside and calling his name out to him (which does work as then he disappears for a bit). We are trying not to scare Spot as clearly Freddy has appeared on his patch and Spot isn’t too chuffed .
Eta - Spot doesn’t always yowl - sometimes the pair of them just have a staring contest before Spot wanders off.
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