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I have a girl cat who gets along smashingly with kids, dogs, cats, even birds. I'm thinking of getting a 2nd kitten and have heard that 2 female cats is a bad idea - true?
no
male cats stink even when fixed
Older cats that have been alone for a long time often react that way to new cats regardless of their age/sex.I would maybe not get a 2nd if it's a kitten. Generally, it's advised to get an older cat, for another older cat.
I gave my 2yo female, two 3 month old boy kittens. Did not work so well for about a month (she pretty much tried to murder them at all times) and then once she accepted them, pretty much never wanted to be near them. They however, loved her and tried to play with her all the time.
Sorry. Male cats typically stink even when fixed.LOL, what? I don't think you can stereotype it like that.
For males, make sure they get fixed when they are kittens (6-8 weeks).
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...I'm thinking of getting a 2nd kitten and have heard that 2 female cats is a bad idea - true?
no
male cats stink even when fixed
I hate to say something sexist, but that's the reasoning behind my post! I had 2 male cats and both of them had to be rehomed because they were kinda dicks. I'd prefer two girl cats but the resident cat lady of the family says it's a terrible idea.
I have a girl cat who gets along smashingly with kids, dogs, cats, even birds. I'm thinking of getting a 2nd kitten and have heard that 2 female cats is a bad idea - true?
Older cats that have been alone for a long time often react that way to new cats regardless of their age/sex.
Sorry. Male cats typically stink even when fixed.
Mine haven't unless they were stressed the fuck out and they sprayed. When life was normal they were fine.
Older cats that have been alone for a long time often react that way to new cats regardless of their age/sex.
Sorry. Male cats typically stink even when fixed.
Are you sure it's not the gender of the cats, but just those specific cats? My mom loves cats, so consequently, I grew up around them. Based on my experiences, whenever I hear people say that cats are assholes, I assume that they were just around an onerous cat. Unless you get a cat of a specific breed that's usually very docile (like a Ragdoll/Ragamuffin), it's kind of a guessing game on whether the cat will be really friendly or not.
I hate cats. My past dog (died years ago) saved me from a thief once.
Cats are lazy and useless in my opinion. I sleep better at night knowing my dog would give up its life to protect my house and me included.
Dogs rule in my book.
I hate cats. My past dog (died years ago) saved me from a thief once.
Cats are lazy and useless in my opinion. I sleep better at night knowing my dog would give up its life to protect my house and me included.
Dogs rule in my book.
Male cats are friendly, female cats are skittish.
I would maybe not get a 2nd if it's a kitten. Generally, it's advised to get an older cat, for another older cat.
I gave my 2yo female, two 3 month old boy kittens. Did not work so well for about a month (she pretty much tried to murder them at all times) and then once she accepted them, pretty much never wanted to be near them. They however, loved her and tried to play with her all the time.
Yeah... we found one under a dumpster at 10 weeks old. She's far from feral, but 'skittish' is an understatement.It mostly depends on the human contact the cat experiences during the first ~8 weeks of life regardless of gender.
He probably sprayed your nostrils while you slept, rendering your sense of smell useless.Regarding the notion that male cats stink/spray, I will post this. We have 2 male cats and one of them was fixed after he reached sexual maturity. As a result he developed into an adult cat with all of the behaviors and kept these traits even after nuetering. He humps blankets, comforters, clothing left on the floor. He gets boners. He also sprays outdoors only. I saw him spraying some bushes along side my house and when he left I went and sniffed the area; no stink at all.
The other cat was nuetered before reaching sexual maturity. None of the above behaviors are noted in this cat.
