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Finn is about 4 lbs and about 14 weeks. Lulu is a year and about 10 lbs. They are still separated at night because of rough play where Finn is screeching. I can’t stand to think that she’s hurting him. Lulu is an anxious Cat and I suspect she has hyperesethia. I worry that her anxiety is making her more aggressive toward him. But that could be in my head. She’s part tortie and full of attitude.
The good news is she hates when he cries at the door. She comes running and talking to him. They eat side by side. Share litter boxes, she has cleaned him once or twice. They will sleep in the same room during the day. But almost all their interactions are that rough play. They bite, roll around, bunny kick. He squeals and if I’m there I make them stop. If he manages to get away from her he hides. Only to come charging back out for more. He is the starter of the trouble more than 50% of the time. I know that’s a good sign. He also doesn’t appear to have any injuries.
Do you think I’m being too sensitive? He’s so little. It stresses me out. I’d love to not have to put him in my son’s room. I’m afraid she’s going to hurt him.
The good news is she hates when he cries at the door. She comes running and talking to him. They eat side by side. Share litter boxes, she has cleaned him once or twice. They will sleep in the same room during the day. But almost all their interactions are that rough play. They bite, roll around, bunny kick. He squeals and if I’m there I make them stop. If he manages to get away from her he hides. Only to come charging back out for more. He is the starter of the trouble more than 50% of the time. I know that’s a good sign. He also doesn’t appear to have any injuries.
Do you think I’m being too sensitive? He’s so little. It stresses me out. I’d love to not have to put him in my son’s room. I’m afraid she’s going to hurt him.