Recently a lovely little rescue joined my life and has bonded wonderfully with my other young male kitten, Tommy and slowly our 5 year old (very in charge and territorial) female Maggie is coming around to the idea.
Both Luna and Tommy are around 5-6 months old (Tommy was a feral I socialised and poor Luna was dumped in a box at 3 weeks of age and spent the next many months in pounds and finally a rescue, so their ages are not 100%).
I'm asking this question as one thing that sets Luna and Tommy apart is their huge size difference. Both as far as I am aware are DSH and despite looking both very different their size difference really does set them apart.
Tommy is not larger than average (by much) though Luna seems very small for his age? Of course they could just be growing at a different pace, though I'm wondering how much longer little Luna has to go until he will be reaching his mature size!
(here are some photos to show what I mean - also some cuteness spam from a proud mummy - Luna is the black one and Tommy ginger).
Both Luna and Tommy are around 5-6 months old (Tommy was a feral I socialised and poor Luna was dumped in a box at 3 weeks of age and spent the next many months in pounds and finally a rescue, so their ages are not 100%).
I'm asking this question as one thing that sets Luna and Tommy apart is their huge size difference. Both as far as I am aware are DSH and despite looking both very different their size difference really does set them apart.
Tommy is not larger than average (by much) though Luna seems very small for his age? Of course they could just be growing at a different pace, though I'm wondering how much longer little Luna has to go until he will be reaching his mature size!
(here are some photos to show what I mean - also some cuteness spam from a proud mummy - Luna is the black one and Tommy ginger).
Glad you joined the forum and I completely agree with 
It sounds like Maggie rules the roost and will keep them in line. 
