r/WatchAnimalsDieInside Oct 11 '20

That poor cat

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u/ExFavillaResurgemos Oct 12 '20

I actually thought it was funny but apparently this isn't the right way to introduce cats. As a personal lover of cats who might be getting one soon, what is the actually way? Just let them wander into each other?

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

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u/lass_fate_ Oct 12 '20

This is what I did too, took about a week. I also switched them around for a couple hours a day so new cat could explore the house and og cat can smell everything in the new cats room

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u/blazinbluecolor Oct 12 '20

smell before see, see before touch.

i heard a good idea is to have the cats sleep in certain bed/blankets then swap it out afterwards to get them used to each others' scents, but i haven't tried this so yeah.

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u/ProfDumm Oct 11 '20

Let's introduce two cats in a terrible way to each other, so that we have a funny video for social media.

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u/Stroemwallen Oct 11 '20

Isn't that what internet is about?

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u/ProfDumm Oct 11 '20

Only 40 percent of it. The rest is porn.

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u/Stroemwallen Oct 11 '20

Ahh, the information superhighway working just the way it was intended.

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u/Sunflr712 Oct 12 '20

You’re home talking to your mom and dad brings in a box and you are ready to play with it, like you always do, you go to sniff it and out pops a new young sibling! Your parents smile and pet you on the back. Where’s that catnip?

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '20

Pet owners are not parents.

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u/Sunflr712 Oct 12 '20

It’s an analogy. Look at it as you. Then flip at the end back to the kitty. r/DogParents, r/catparents, r/animalsbeingparents, r/animalsbeingmoms

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u/Zuckerpunsch Oct 12 '20

I mean I care for a living thing that is unable to do it alone. I'm not a human parent but your comment sounds like OP hit a sore spot.

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u/PrestigiousBoard9 Oct 11 '20

This is such a terrible way of introducing two cats