Purina Cat Chow: Cat Care Center: Emotional: Interaction with other cats

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Subjects in this section include: how to keep your cat happy when you're away, toys and playtime, bringing a new animal into your home, feline depression, and more.

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Do older cats prefer to have other cats around them or do they prefer to be alone?

About seven years ago we acquired a pair of kittens, a Bombay female and a Burmese male. When the male reached maturity, he began to pursue our older resident neutered male cat. We separated the older male, Tippy, so that the Burmese, Sinbad, wouldn't attack him. On a few occasions, however, Sinbad gained access to Tippy's domain and almost killed him. Is there a way to affect a peaceful resolution to this problem without actually keeping them completely separated from each other? Sinbad is otherwise the most loving and intelligent cat we have ever had.

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	Mentor Steffen Runquist shares her years of experience in this video series

The Turkish Van contradicts the stereotype that cats hate water, notes the Cat Fanciers Association Breed Profile: in its native region, the Turkish Van is known as the Swimming Cat!

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