by prominsky on January 22nd, 2007
It sounds to me like she is trying to get them to move out, lol. Seriously, in nature, mothers will force their offspring to leave them, and go out on their own, so she is doing what nature intended. If you are going to keep the kittens, she will eventually get used to them being around and not hiss at them as much. I have 2 grown kittens and their mother, she did the same thing, but now they all play together and get along fine.
by dead leaves raked in a pile on August 22nd, 2009
Time to find them new homes. Cats do not normally live in extended families
by Freshman on August 22nd, 2009
That happens but they will get along as the mother gets used to them being in the same house.
I have a male Main Coon cat & I am thinking about getting another cat my neighbors are moving & need homes for their cat.So if i should decide to take this cat what to I need to know about new cat & how do i introduce them.Thank You
by Rusty on July 27th, 2009
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How often will two cats fight?
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If your cat runs in front of you and grabs at your socks as you walk down stairs, do you think he is he just being playful? or trying to trip and kill you?
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Why would my 18 mo old cat all of a sudden hiss and try to smack my face for no reason
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Thank you very much for that. I am keeping them, I love them all to bits and mummy used to be lovely - I guess I will just have to give her lots of love until she accepts the two little ones are here for good!
by kiss77_de on January 23rd, 2007