Hey friends,
So my current situation at home has changed. I currently have a 20 month cat named Jiggy who is the most harmless and gentlest cat I have ever come across. Doesnt bite or bring out the claws onto human flesh. Fast forward to now, I have brought in a my sister's senior cat into the house and she is such a bitch. Tortitude at its finest. But over time, Billie (senior cat) is tolerating Jiggy but if she gets too close, Billie attacks her. And everyday poor Jiggy keeps trying to make friends with Billie and she is not having a bar of it! So, I'm thinking of bringing a third kitten into the mix to be Jiggy's friend and Billie can just enjoy her solitary time that she loves.
My question is, is three cats a good idea? I can afford it and I'm a full time carer who is always home. My house is a double storey with 5 bedrooms and I have a medium to large backyard. Just wanting to hear some opinions about anyone who has brought an additional cat home on top of having multiple cats already.
Thanks in advance for your help
So my current situation at home has changed. I currently have a 20 month cat named Jiggy who is the most harmless and gentlest cat I have ever come across. Doesnt bite or bring out the claws onto human flesh. Fast forward to now, I have brought in a my sister's senior cat into the house and she is such a bitch. Tortitude at its finest. But over time, Billie (senior cat) is tolerating Jiggy but if she gets too close, Billie attacks her. And everyday poor Jiggy keeps trying to make friends with Billie and she is not having a bar of it! So, I'm thinking of bringing a third kitten into the mix to be Jiggy's friend and Billie can just enjoy her solitary time that she loves.
My question is, is three cats a good idea? I can afford it and I'm a full time carer who is always home. My house is a double storey with 5 bedrooms and I have a medium to large backyard. Just wanting to hear some opinions about anyone who has brought an additional cat home on top of having multiple cats already.
Thanks in advance for your help