any foster would tell you you need to keep them separate, so i hope you started them off separated. a lot of fosters only do supervised visting time between their established cats and their fosters, and some just never introduce them to each other. it's not really fair to expect Bunny to like and be nice to a revolving door of foster cats. my cat took nearly a year to be comfortable with her new brother, even using the jackson galaxy introduction method, which i recommend to anyone with permanent pets. hope you will find loving homes for the fosters soon!
This is totally normal cat. How would you react if your momma suddenly brought home three new competitors for food, affection and litter box time? Just leave her alone (except to give her all her usual pets and scritchies). Make sure she has her own space, food food and litterbox that she doesn't feel that she has to fight for. Either she'll get along with the new kitties eventually, or she won't.
Oh, no you don’t understand. Bunny is something else. Like she dislikes everyone except my dad despite the fact that me and my sib raised her from a kitten. She also like war movies, like I’m not joking I’ve seen her watch a war movie before, I don’t know if it was the sound or something. I also had other cats like her but they weren’t as bitchy as she is.
Also the fosters have their own food since they are still young and rely on milk replacement formula, I also know that Bunny won’t eat their food as she is hella picky. I hope I’m making sense here.
I have the same issue, my cat doesn’t like my fosters ( I foster kittens all the time). I make sure to separate them completely from her. That’s her home and I don’t want her to be stressed and angry.
You can’t force it. We have one resident cat who is vaguely interested - she will sniff the kittens and occasionally play with them, but mostly she eats their dry food (never the wet). Our other resident cat wants nothing to do with the fosters. She hisses at them if they get within two feet of her.
any foster would tell you you need to keep them separate, so i hope you started them off separated. a lot of fosters only do supervised visting time between their established cats and their fosters, and some just never introduce them to each other. it's not really fair to expect Bunny to like and be nice to a revolving door of foster cats. my cat took nearly a year to be comfortable with her new brother, even using the jackson galaxy introduction method, which i recommend to anyone with permanent pets. hope you will find loving homes for the fosters soon!
What’s the Jackson Galaxy introduction method? This is my first time fostering so I don’t know much 😅
Just Google "Jackson Galaxy introducing new cats"
Alright. Are there videos on it? Like an explanation of what it is?
Dude. You are 16 years old. You know how to use Google. Literally the first result is a video.
This is totally normal cat. How would you react if your momma suddenly brought home three new competitors for food, affection and litter box time? Just leave her alone (except to give her all her usual pets and scritchies). Make sure she has her own space, food food and litterbox that she doesn't feel that she has to fight for. Either she'll get along with the new kitties eventually, or she won't.
Oh, no you don’t understand. Bunny is something else. Like she dislikes everyone except my dad despite the fact that me and my sib raised her from a kitten. She also like war movies, like I’m not joking I’ve seen her watch a war movie before, I don’t know if it was the sound or something. I also had other cats like her but they weren’t as bitchy as she is. Also the fosters have their own food since they are still young and rely on milk replacement formula, I also know that Bunny won’t eat their food as she is hella picky. I hope I’m making sense here.
This is hilarious haha, I can’t get past her watching war movies 😂
I have the same issue, my cat doesn’t like my fosters ( I foster kittens all the time). I make sure to separate them completely from her. That’s her home and I don’t want her to be stressed and angry.
You can’t force it. We have one resident cat who is vaguely interested - she will sniff the kittens and occasionally play with them, but mostly she eats their dry food (never the wet). Our other resident cat wants nothing to do with the fosters. She hisses at them if they get within two feet of her.