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Do you have stories to share about a bigger kitty meeting a kitten or much younger kitty? If so, please share.
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BJ Bangs is an established journalist, photographer, and an aspiring author. She loves everything about cats, including writing about them.
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Your Lenny does look like my Tyler! I have introduced kittens to my older cats before, and with enough time is has always worked out just fine. Sometimes it has even helped the older cats become more active again!
Seems like older kitties do adopt to young kittens much better than older cats. And indeed, it does tend to engage them in more activities, as well.
We had a Big Kitty and Little Kitty, Big was mom, little was her kitten. Well Little Kitty eventually grew to 25 pounds while Big Kitty was 9 pounds. As you can imagine the names drew a lot of smiles when people saw them.
How fun! Love it – WOOF – MEOWWWWSIES
They are so adorable with each other; though, Sky looks unconcerned and bored with the whole thing. Puurrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Josette