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Adult cat avoids new kitten
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Our cat (3.5 y.o) is quite shy and gentle, so we decided to get her a companion and took a 2 months old kitten (4 months now). The kitten is very energetic and although the adult cat likes to play as well, she just hisses and growls at the kitten when she tries to play with her. The adult cat ends up leaving to a safer spot. And she looks cautious all the time because the kitten likes to jump at her out of nowhere and start biting in a playful manner, but the older cat just doesn’t get it. We tire out the kitten playing with her but this helps just for some time and we must always keep an eye on them. They both are cuddling and I want them to spend time together, but the older cat doesn’t seem to accept the kitten and it’s sad to see her running away from the kitten, stressed out and trying to find a safe and calm place. Any advice here?

P.S I am laughing in the video because it was a huge progress to see them interacting even like this

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Poor older cat … stressed out ass fuck 🥲

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