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Related: About this forumMadoc seems to be the holdout in peacefully accepting Sian
I'm bringing her out to the den for short visits, keeping her on my lap.
Gryff did a gentle swat, but only after Sian swatted him first. She is feisty. Arthur is full of sniffs with no more hissing. Carys just kind of stares from a distance but with no aggression.
Madoc, on the other hand, is just not pleased. At all. Of course, he's been here the longest and probably thought we were done with intrusive kittens nonsense.
Fortunately, he keeps his distance and only gets huffy if I bring the kitten near him. So now I'll just wait for him to approach. I'll put the towel from the carrier where he likes to sit, so he will get used to her scent and HOPEFULLY become more accepting.
Polly Hennessey
(7,463 posts)chooses to keep a dignified distance. Besides who would want a toddler underfoot. 🤨
TexasTowelie
(116,830 posts)it is a wonder how all of the kitcats get along as well as they do. At this point Madoc is already having to jockey for valuable lap time and play time so I can understand why he might be a bit jealous.
Siwsan
(27,298 posts)I'm giving him lots of extra attention
TexLaProgressive
(12,294 posts)Carys just kind of stares from a distance but with no aggression.
Madoc, on the other hand, is just not pleased.
Madoc, Oh, another one to get all the scratches. Ill just want to be alone. In his best Greta Garbo imitation.
They will work it out and soon you may need to figure out a way to expand your lap 🤪
JMCKUSICK
(392 posts)been the females that struggle with newbies. Especially if they aren't the Primary Human Owner (1st cat in the household lol).