Do you travel often? Or perhaps you work long hours, leaving your cat home alone during the day? If so, you’ve probably felt a twinge of guilt about leaving your feline companion by itself…
When you return home, you try to make it up with playtime, but you might sometimes wonder if a four-legged friend would be the best company for your cat, right? Plus—did you know that no one cleans your cat’s ears better than another cat? 😉 If you’re considering introducing a new cat to your home, be sure to read this post.
How to Prepare for Bringing a New Pet Home? Remember the Space!
Many people thinking about bringing in a new pet focus on whether there will be enough space. By "space," we often mean the physical size of the home. But space isn’t just about square footage. It’s about providing each cat with its own bed, litter box, brush, toys, and other accessories. After all, you want both of your pets to feel at home. That’s why it's important to know how else you can help them get used to each other.
What Accessories Should You Have to Ensure Your Cats’ Comfort?
One item that can help ease the transition is a cat house, which can give your new kitty some privacy. A well-designed scratching post is also essential—it allows your cat to scratch its claws from different angles. A properly chosen scratching post means your furniture, especially that beloved couch, is less likely to be a target.
So, cat furniture isn’t just a pretty accessory but also a practical tool that enables your cat to scratch, climb, catch, jump, and rest—basically, to satisfy its natural instincts.
It’s a good idea for each cat to have its own set of accessories. Why? Imagine if a stranger suddenly laid in your bed or drank from your cup! Not cool, right? Cats aren’t so different from us in this respect—they need their own boundaries.
Want Your Cats to Get Along? Set Boundaries!
To help your cats adjust to the new situation, give each one its own designated space in the home where they rule. You can do this with cat furniture, for example. It’s important that they can observe each other from these spaces, as this will help them get used to seeing one another and gradually approach each other. A great option for this is the Holycube, which you can place in an open shelf. This bed will give your new cat its own space and some privacy.
Worried that this might not be enough? If you have any problems or doubts, you can always consult an animal behaviorist—a specialist in feline psychology. After all, living with a roommate can be challenging sometimes. Even our furry friends need a bit of help!
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