Cho mèo con và chú mèo đang sống trong nhà làm quen dần dần. Thu xếp chỗ ở cho mèo con ở chỗ mà mèo nhà không thường xuyên lui tới. Cho mèo làm quen mùi của nhau trước. Cho mèo nhà ăn ở đối diện cửa phòng của mèo con. Để hai chú mèo đổi chỗ cho nhau khi mèo con đã quen với chỗ ở mới. Cho hai chú mèo gặp nhau khi mèo con đã thoải mái trong nhà mới. Thử cho mèo ăn cùng nhau nếu chúng tỏ ra không hòa thuận. Tách mèo con ra khỏi mèo nhà nếu nó quá hiếu động.

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If the kitten has been socialized properly and placed in the new house between the ages of 12 and 13 weeks, she should settle into the new home easily. However, if there is another cat already living in the house, you should introduce the two felines slowly. This gives the older cat a chance to realize there is another feline in his territory in a non-challenging way, as she’s not competing for his food or prime sleeping spots (a.k.a. his resources). Your cats will sniff at each other under the door to the new kitten’s room. You can also swap bedding between the two animals so they can get used to one another’s smell. It also helps to stroke one cat, and then the other to mingle their scents. Be sure to give extra attention to your resident cat to ease his anxiety. If you ignore him and focus all your attention on the kitten, this will create problems. This will lead each cat to associate the other cat’s scent with something good: food. While the new kitten is being introduced to other parts of the house, put your old cat in the kitten’s room. This will let the cats explore one another’s scents in new spaces. Place a barrier between the cats or keep the kitten in a carrier so that she can’t pounce or jump on the older cat, who will regard this as an affront. Let them get used to each other by sniffing and touching noses through the grill of the carrier. Hopefully the older cat will reach a stage of indifference and merely wander off—this is a sign that he has accepted the kitten. If either cat shows signs of serious hostility - prolonged hissing, trying to scratch or bite the other cat - give them a few more days to get used to one another’s presence before putting them in the same room again. At first, put their bowls on opposite sides of the room. Gradually move them closer together. The idea here is to have your cats associate one another’s presence with the positive experience of eating. Once the older cat has accepted the kitten, you can let the kitten wander around the house. However, it is important to...