Thread: First night concerns

We shut off teh spare bedroom for about a week, after a week we got fed up with the smell and cleaned room and let her out, cats made their own way...
(kitty poo, yuk! on another note, don't start off with a small tray, they will miss it)

Thank you all. Shelly think I'm just over worrying really which is the norm. I have had a word with his breeder today and she has told me to pick him up early the day I get him and see how the day pans out. I will put the crate up and only use it as a last resort. My dogs are big too but they are real sweethearts. I'm more worried about them accidentally hurting him than intentionally. They can be a little clumsy sometimes. When I got Elsa as a small puppy Maggie was lovely - she really took on the role of mum and followed her around everywhere even giving her a wash now and again. I hope she seems Simba the same way.

i wil be the same this time next week i bet lol, when do you get your wee one?

A week on Sunday - Valentine's day! Seems like an age away yet.

oh yes thats right- please excuse me i get a little confuzzled with so many people at times...
and what name(s) are you going through now?

Choosing a name was one of the hardest things because I have three children and they all wanted different names. In the end though we have gone with Simba. What about you?

do you know what i didnt even mean to ask you that i was watchin telly at the same time i knew what your cat was called already as its even in this post...im a dummy
kiara for now but im very indicisive lol, x

We kept Loki and Storvenn downstairs with limited to access to lounge (cat tree), kitchen (food / water) and bathroom (litter trays). We then opened up the rest of the house slowly bit by bit over the course of three days.

We dont have dogs so Im not sure how you would introduce them to each other. I seem to remember reading something about having the kitten / cat in a seperate room and letting dogs / cats smell each other (through the door) over the course of a few days.