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applegrove Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-04-08 01:39 PM
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7. Try keeping him behind a closed bedroom door. The other cats will
be at the door to find out about the new critter and the kitten will not be able to resist playing with paws underneath the door. Then all the cats will like each other. And the older cats will be totally charmed by the little one. And the little one will be desperate to get out from the door and start really playing with the other cats. I'd keep the dogs away until you have at least some trust build up between all the cats. IMHO
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