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Cat A got dental work done. Upon arriving home, Cat B freaked out and started hissing at Cat A. We had to separate them because Cat A was still loopy. On day 3 they could be in the same room. They walk past each other and sniff each other a bit but if it prolongs Cat B will hiss. Cat B doesn’t like Cat A hovering around during feeding time as before.
Day 3 was a breaking point cause they can be in the same room together. Except I had to supervise and there was a few hisses from Cat B . I didfeel comfortable leaving them two together alone so I separated Cat A again.
today I left to work and let them be together while my husband is there. He was asleep but my husband is a light sleeper. I was anxious to leave the cats alone unsupervised.
I don’t know if I’m heading the right direction. We’ve been scent swapping, feeding alongside each other through glass door in between them, play time as a distraction. Vet cat has a follow up so I don’t know if I should take them both to the vet together at the same time to avoid any regress. I appreciate any input on this. I’ve been stressed.
Day 3 was a breaking point cause they can be in the same room together. Except I had to supervise and there was a few hisses from Cat B . I didfeel comfortable leaving them two together alone so I separated Cat A again.
today I left to work and let them be together while my husband is there. He was asleep but my husband is a light sleeper. I was anxious to leave the cats alone unsupervised.
I don’t know if I’m heading the right direction. We’ve been scent swapping, feeding alongside each other through glass door in between them, play time as a distraction. Vet cat has a follow up so I don’t know if I should take them both to the vet together at the same time to avoid any regress. I appreciate any input on this. I’ve been stressed.