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intercat aggression

Integrating a neighborhood stray into the household

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My husband and I are extremely grateful for Ingrid, her knowledge and experience far exceeds any source we came across. We have worked with Ingrid three times when we have rescued cats and brought them into our existing colony of cats in our home. She has been instrumental in the process from the beginning for my existing kitties and the new ones.  We have encountered many obstacles that my husband and I would never know what to do, but Ingrid had options for us to try and lo and behold It worked out every time. Before we knew about Ingrid we did our best but looking back she has made all the difference to our cats and our love for them. They are our family.

Enormous gratitude we have for Ingrid.

Thank you Ingrid.

Elizabeth and Don Gardo

Marmalade, new kitty and Hawkeye, big fuzzy muffin!
Marmalade, new kitty and Hawkeye, big fuzzy muffin!
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Marmalade, the new little lady playing and exploring in her home.
Marmalade, the new little lady playing and exploring in her home.
Interactive play is key to positive cat introductions.
Interactive play is key to positive cat introductions.

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: intercat aggression, introducing cats, introducing cats to other cats

Ding! Round 47!

Davis and Parker show how rough normal cat play behavior can be. These cats are NOT fighting. When cats play they are practicing their killing blows on each other. It can look scary, but you must take into account their relationship, body language, and the ability to spar and diffuse without malicious intent.

Filed Under: Behavior & enrichment videos Tagged With: Adopt cats in pairs, cats, cats fighting, intercat aggression, normal cat play, normal play behavior, play fighting, two are better than one

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