We have a three year old male Halsey who thinks our two year old tortie is the cat's meow. Unfortunately, Teresa, the tortie, thinks he has cooties. She literally screams if he enters her room.
That's right, her room. We have a two bedroom house and Teresa is on one bedroom. She is there by herself for the most part. She eats dinner with her brother and sometimes, he spends the night. One of our other cats, Gracie can come in sometimes, depending on Teresa's mood. Halsey has taken to waiting at the door for a glimpse of his true love but if she sees him, she shrieks like a teenager.
This started because she was 5 pounds when she came inside and he was 14 pounds and I was afraid he'd inadvertantly hurt her. That was 18 months ago.
The problem is that her room is strating to smell and I have to give it a thorough cleaning. Do you think it is too late to re-introduce them (maybe using the screen door method? Or is it just too late? There is no other room we can use to confine her, even for a few days.
That's right, her room. We have a two bedroom house and Teresa is on one bedroom. She is there by herself for the most part. She eats dinner with her brother and sometimes, he spends the night. One of our other cats, Gracie can come in sometimes, depending on Teresa's mood. Halsey has taken to waiting at the door for a glimpse of his true love but if she sees him, she shrieks like a teenager.
This started because she was 5 pounds when she came inside and he was 14 pounds and I was afraid he'd inadvertantly hurt her. That was 18 months ago.
The problem is that her room is strating to smell and I have to give it a thorough cleaning. Do you think it is too late to re-introduce them (maybe using the screen door method? Or is it just too late? There is no other room we can use to confine her, even for a few days.