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Thank you for your reply. The kennel cage was used for meetings in the same room. I see your point. Incidents and signs of aggression by my adopted cat since the post make me believe this may never be successful. When you adopt an older cat you get the cat's history as well. I think she came...

Yes, its stressful. I fear I'm not making any progress and may have to keep them separated permanently and hope at some point Lucy will calm down about my original cat. The thought of returning her to the shelter is so sad because I know she'll never be adopted due to her age.

Thank you!

Well, I keep working at it. Its been 6 weeks since adoption. The kennel had been working really well, my resident Missy stays very calm. Missy shows no signs of stress, great appetite, no accidents, playful and behaving normally. My adopted cat Lucy is sweet, affectionate, eats well, no litter...

Thank you for taking the time to reply and greatly appreciate your suggestions. I'll do more scent and basecamp swapping. Both cats seemed distressed when I'd get home from work and I noticed some scratches on the outside of the basecamp room door so I put my resident cat in the room she spends...

I adopted a 9 yr old kitty about 1 month ago. I'm still working on the introduction in stages; home base, feeding opposites sides of the door and site swapping. My adopted cat stays in my bedroom with toys, food, water, cat tree and litter box. She is always calm and relaxed there and has no...

I don't have advice to offer but just want to say I know this must be painful for you. I'm sure you love your kitties and hate to see this happening. I'm working on an introduction that proven difficult. Best wishes.

I adopted a 9 yr old kitty about 1 month ago. I'm still working on the introduction in stages; home base, feeding opposites sides of the door and site swapping. My adopted cat stays in my bedroom with toys, food, water, cat tree and litter box. She is always calm and relaxed there and has no...