We finally got our Whisper home last night. They let me have him early. He still has yet to be fixed. Anyway, they slept in their own large kennels last night, but ever since Kiki has been very aggressive toward me. She growls and hisses and bites. When I went to get Whisper I took things that smelled like Kiki hoping the her smell would camouflage his smell and she would react better.
Another thing I noticed is that I use Cat's Pride litter and this morning it was all clumped to Whisper's back feet. He's a baby still does that make a difference? Right now Kiki is out in the house and Whisper is in his kennel.
This isn't going how I had hoped. I was hoping Kiki's motherly instincts would kick in and she would protect him.
My house isn't really big enough to completely separate them all the time.
I know it is going to take some time, but at what point would it become a lost cause if they choose not to get along?
Another thing I noticed is that I use Cat's Pride litter and this morning it was all clumped to Whisper's back feet. He's a baby still does that make a difference? Right now Kiki is out in the house and Whisper is in his kennel.
This isn't going how I had hoped. I was hoping Kiki's motherly instincts would kick in and she would protect him.
My house isn't really big enough to completely separate them all the time.
I know it is going to take some time, but at what point would it become a lost cause if they choose not to get along?