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Kitten? Or two?

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ChocolateJam · 27/03/2016 16:50

We have two older lady cats, around 12 and 13, both still in good health. Two years ago we rescued a feisty youngster who was about a year old. One of the girls reacted very badly to him, lost a lot of weight and didn't want to come into the house. Rescue boy sadly died from acute renal failure, possibly due to eating some poison. Now we're thinking of getting a kitten. Are the girls likely to react better to a small kitten than to a confident one year old cat? Would it be better to get two kittens so that they can entertain each other? The kittens we are considering are being hand reared in a household with other cats and dogs, if that makes any difference.

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ChocolateJam · 28/03/2016 17:31

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FakeFakeRecordsRecords · 28/03/2016 18:26

You already know that one of your girls reacted badly to a younger cat. A kitten would want to play and chase and jump on them.

I wouldn't risk it. What about getting a more mature cat with a calmer nature?

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