I have one 3 1/2 year old female cat and would like to get another. I've had her from 8 weeks old and she's never lived with another cat.
My cat goes outdoors and has access to lots of back to back secure gardens where there are other cats.
There is one other female cat she doesn't seem to get along with but otherwise has no problems with other cats.
Obviously you can't predict how cats will get along but I don't want to make any obvious mistakes so do I go for a kitten or an older rescue cat?
We have a 2 year old who loves our cat, follows her around all the time but 2 year olds can be quite noisy so I'm wondering if that'll be frightening to an older unfamiliar cat.
Our cat is used to him now but was very wary of the baby for about a year.
If she doesn't get on with the neighbours female cat should I go for a male?
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pollysproggle · 13/06/2018 19:41
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