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I'd appreciate feedback and thoughts on this situation...
I have two adult cats (roughly 4 years old) who have grown up exclusively with each other in the same house together since they were wee kittens. The two sisters normally sleep, play, and groom together in a very close relationship. Two days ago I moved the two of them into my girlfriend's house as we are consolidating our homes together. She has two permanent adult cats and three rescue foster cats (a 6 month old and two 5 week olds).
I've put the two siblings (sisters) in a separate, closed bedroom with their original litter box and regular food before we let them out to the rest of the house and cats. They've been slowly relaxing. However, they've had an odd and concerning behaviour of hissing and baring their teeth at each other every time they see their sibling in the bedroom. I'm not sure why they are scared or threatened by each other.
Is this common? Any thoughts to help alleviate the situation?
Thanks in advance!
Greg.
I have two adult cats (roughly 4 years old) who have grown up exclusively with each other in the same house together since they were wee kittens. The two sisters normally sleep, play, and groom together in a very close relationship. Two days ago I moved the two of them into my girlfriend's house as we are consolidating our homes together. She has two permanent adult cats and three rescue foster cats (a 6 month old and two 5 week olds).
I've put the two siblings (sisters) in a separate, closed bedroom with their original litter box and regular food before we let them out to the rest of the house and cats. They've been slowly relaxing. However, they've had an odd and concerning behaviour of hissing and baring their teeth at each other every time they see their sibling in the bedroom. I'm not sure why they are scared or threatened by each other.
Is this common? Any thoughts to help alleviate the situation?
Thanks in advance!
Greg.