Kaliko
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ORIGINAL: soul2share Kaliko, I had (and have) the same issue when I got Squeaks. I didn't lock her away, even when I wasn't home. Of course, she's an adult cat, not a kitten. There have been some fights, and some scratched noses, usually hers, but she's started to get her own back. She'll actually defend herself, and in some cases, be the first to approach Smooch. I don't think they'll ever be bestest of friends, but we have an armed truce for the most part. I always left the bedroom door open, and she'd take refuge under the bed. And if the newest kitteh isn't backing down, then that's what has your older one all upset.....all I can say is just let them go, they'll draw their own lines in the sand like mine have. Good luck......I know I worried when I was at work about the fighting too, but by all appearances, they mostly just slept as usual when I wasn't home. Thank you...I suppose I'll have to do that. The younger cat isn't a kitten. She's just younger than the older one. She's three...or four. I forget (SPCA). The older cat is 15. Quite set in her ways. (And quite agile for a 15 year old cat, lemme tell you. She's even jumping up on tables and counters like she hasn't done in years just to get at the new cat.)
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