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Oh and yes - he is neutered, vaccinated and chipped. :) As is my female.

I think you're right about this. That they are actually really close by asleep in a bush or something. I know he goes into my neighbours garden (her's is huge!), and climbs her apple trees - as well as sleeps in her hedges. She likes him - she feeds my cats when we go away, so it's good she's a...

Yes! He is neutered, vaccinated and chipped. :) As is my female.

That is mad! I have seen cats like that before... My cat - I hope - will not turn into that cat!

Thank you, you made me feel better about posting this! I came here (rather than talking to my husband), because I knew that you would all understand, being fellow cat lovers! :)

It's a silly post by me, really. It was only my neighbour compounding my thoughts! Of course I cannot do anything! It's just a worry... but that's what you get to let your cats out. To his advantage, he is also scared by loud noises and strangers. So I hope he'll stick to the boundary mostly! I...

I've just been speaking to our neighbours who live opposite. They have noticed the same as me, that my little cat (he's just one) often will go out the front, and sit on the pavement. Now, the neighbour said he's worried he will dart into the road and get knocked over. I said to him that I have...

I think this is the decision I have come to for the time being, and am going to run with it for a week and see how it goes. I kept him in the living area three nights ago and my old girl came back. Then I let him out the night before last and he ambushed her in the middle of the night, so he...

I like this. But then someone else said maybe all night is not great for the younger male. I don't know what to do. If I leave him out to roam the house, he will typically settle at the foot of our bed in my old girls spot, and she will go elsewhere, usually to sleep on a bed I have made up in...

He is!

Yeah this is where I struggle. I love the fact my female older cat has returned to her old spot at the foot of my bed, it feels right and how it should be, however, as soon as 'jerk' as someone nicknamed teenage male cats (affectionately of course!), comes into the room, no matter the time (gone...

Fabulous - thank you everyone! I understand about just letting them figure it out themselves, and perhaps not worrying too much about separating them? At night even? Although I did like the fact my old girl came back to her own spot, but missed my playful boy! Ha! It all makes sense really, and...

thank you for your reply! For all of them. I do love him sleeping nearby. But the other issue is that he stole our resident cat's sleeping spot! She has slept with us for six years now, at the foot of our bed - not a peep from her. She doesn't wake us. Or didn't. But now she won't come and sleep...

That is a really good idea!

P.S Forgot to mention that we have only had him since the 7 of April, when he was six months old. So still a fairly new situation.

Ha ha! Yes, as the title says... my new cat, who is now eight months, has started to pounce and chase my older, resident cat - she's eight years! He (Colin, the 8mo), seems to have suddenly become king of my home and my garden, and is. confident, gorgeous little thing. But he won't leave my...

Hello. So I have a recently adopted a second cat, who is seven months. I love him to bits, but I am starting to feel a bit weary about having my sleep interrupted - my children are finally sleeping through and now the bloody cat wakes me up instead! I love having cats sleeping nearby -...

Update - currently have two cats sleeping on the same bed! Whoop! And my golden oldie, Mouse, even just gave me a lap hug - for the first time since adopting Colin the kitten. They are both now relaxing on my bed - also for the first time! When Mouse came up, Col decided to come a bit...

I'll have to check it out. I tried to feed them together but she ate with a grumble -(growled whilst eating her food)! I would certainly like to feed them in the same room in the future. So that feeder could be very useful. Thanks for the recommendation.