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@Plan    By the way, how did you work out that the Bengal 'sounds stressed' ? Just curious..

Further update - everyone is now BEST BUDDIES! So happy! No need to be so cautious with introductions after all (at this age).

everyone is friends now!

Hi there. The circumstances? I mean I just purchased them from breeders because I wanted them. No special circumstances or anything. By the way they are all getting along now! I was told it usuallytakes about 4 days. They all play and sniff one another now. Not at the cuddly stage yet but all...

Thanks - but has anyone done a 3 kitten intro this way and seen it work out well after the initial hostility? They are 3 days in now so I hope they will all be getting along soon!

They are all new, Bumese Boy and Cornish girl are 12 weeks and Bengal girl is 16 weeks. I got the Bengal last week and added the other two on Sunday. Was planning a gradual intro with scent swapping etc, but then was advised that kittens usually work out their differences in a few days when...

 Yes - I have a white Moggy called Layla and she is 9. She had her own litter once but has since been an only Cat and is quite unsociable with people and cats alike! I am not planning to mix the babies with her any time soon.. will have to plan that one very carefully.

They're just my favorite breeds! I've wanted them for years. The Cornish and burmese pet temperament in unmatched and they are both stunning. As for Bengals well, they're beautiful and equally as endearing. The bengal is my breeding queen.

Simba the Cream Burmese boy :)

Siri the Cornish Rex

This is Prima Donna / Goldie the Bengal

Yes. Which is why I just thought it better to intro all 3 at once. I'm sure they will work out their differences soon :) I'll post some pics

@sarthur2 I did originally plan to integrate the two and later intro them to the 3rd cat but I decided I'd just introduce them all. They are actually all tolerating one another now.. albeit from a distance. Maybe I can just leave it a little longer and see how it all pans out? You're right rex...

Update! I also have a bengal girl who I got last week and she's a month older than the new two. I've put all 3 in a room and everyone hates one another. Bengal is the least aggressive and the burmese boy wants to be friends but the rex girl is a bully! All she does is hiss and growl and swipe...

Sure will,thanks for the quick reply. So i will just rub them both with my scent and then put them together and see what happens. My gut tells me they will be fine as they're such sociable breeds and both so cuddly with their own litter mates.

Could I just ask if when I get the new kittens, can I just put them together without first scent swapping etc? As they are so young is it OK to just bung them together?