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Just adopted two new cats, our black cat is Franklin he is 3 and was in a kill shelter
. Zoe is a 10 week old kitten. They were not a bonded pair at the shelter but were around eachother for a week or so. We’ve had them for about 2 months , they cuddle from time to time and Zoe sometimes grooms Franklin but sometimes when they play it makes me nervous. As a new cat owner I’m not sure what is normal
I work from home so can keep an eye on them all day. This happens every day once or twice a day they start playing nice and then they both have eachother ina. Choke hold bunny kicking, or biting each other’s necks... the kitten usually starts it and doesn’t leave Franklin be. The kitten is bigger now so she can get up from under him and run away or play back but once in awhile I’ll hear her meow / cry and I break them up by making a. Loud noice. I’m just nervous I can’t tell if this is normal cat playing or if I should be concerned
Just adopted two new cats, our black cat is Franklin he is 3 and was in a kill shelter
. Zoe is a 10 week old kitten. They were not a bonded pair at the shelter but were around eachother for a week or so. We’ve had them for about 2 months , they cuddle from time to time and Zoe sometimes grooms Franklin but sometimes when they play it makes me nervous. As a new cat owner I’m not sure what is normalI work from home so can keep an eye on them all day. This happens every day once or twice a day they start playing nice and then they both have eachother ina. Choke hold bunny kicking, or biting each other’s necks... the kitten usually starts it and doesn’t leave Franklin be. The kitten is bigger now so she can get up from under him and run away or play back but once in awhile I’ll hear her meow / cry and I break them up by making a. Loud noice. I’m just nervous I can’t tell if this is normal cat playing or if I should be concerned
