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Ideal_Rock
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So here''s what I''m curious about. I''ve heard that you should keep the cats separate for a little while. I''m thinking Lola would do best in my bedroom as that''s where she spends the majority of her day. That would leave new kitty roaming the apartment.
Now, here''s my concern: Lola is 5 and declawed. I''m worried that if I get a cat that is too attitudey with her, if it has claws it''ll hurt poor Lola.
Should I go with a male or a female cat? Everybody seems to think that I''m going to get a boy, which I don''t object to, I just don''t know if there are more fights with animals of the same sex or animals of the opposite. I want to get a 1-2 year old, just to have something a little more stimulating for Lola, but I''m open to kitties of all ages. Otherwise, I don''t have much of a preference (okay, not huge, short hair, and not orange).
Any thoughts on how to do this? I want to make sure Lola stays happy and loved, and that she gets a new friend out of this.
Now, here''s my concern: Lola is 5 and declawed. I''m worried that if I get a cat that is too attitudey with her, if it has claws it''ll hurt poor Lola.
Should I go with a male or a female cat? Everybody seems to think that I''m going to get a boy, which I don''t object to, I just don''t know if there are more fights with animals of the same sex or animals of the opposite. I want to get a 1-2 year old, just to have something a little more stimulating for Lola, but I''m open to kitties of all ages. Otherwise, I don''t have much of a preference (okay, not huge, short hair, and not orange).
Any thoughts on how to do this? I want to make sure Lola stays happy and loved, and that she gets a new friend out of this.