She needs to have one litterbox per cat, plus one, which would be 3 for 2 cats. Basically she may have to wait since she could not do a slow introduction.
I know some of my friends who do fostering have cats who are on meds for anxiety, which seems to help with this issue. I have mixed feelings about cats being on anxiety meds. ----- Original Message ----- From: Kerry MacKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, June 19, 2006 9:08 pm Subject: o/t advice needed To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > Hi all > I'm just back in the country again after 5 weeks FML, and once > again my > condolences go to those of you who have lost beloved furkids, > along with my > heartfelt wishes to all the sick kitties for a speedy recovery. > I've come back to discover a friend, B, throwing her hands up in > despairover her new kitty Danny. (Danny had to find a new home as > his guardian, a > neighbor of B's, entered a nursing home.) B already has one cat > that she's > had for 15 years and she was quite concerned about how the two > would get > along. B does not have the space to allow them to be introduced > slowly so > they were basically thrown together, and now Danny is peeing and > sprayingeverywhere it seems. > Any tips/advice, you wonderful people? I'm very concerned from > what she's > said that Danny will soon become homeless again, so I'll be very > gratefulfor any advice I can fwd to her. (I would get on the > archives and do my own > research but I've come back to a plumbing disaster, a friend who I > fear may > be on the brink of suicide and now my front tooth has fallen out.) > Thanks for all/any help. Love you all. hugs, Kerry > >
