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Posted by shygurlz18 on November 30, 2002 at 20:54:05:

In Reply to: Call Me Crazy, I need some help! posted by katief on November 28, 2002 at 23:57:46:

that had happend to me to.. well not like yours though. well all you need to do is rub some scent of the new cat around the cats you have.. the hissing and the growling are common. and just from time to time when they come close to each other watch them. my friend told me to put my cat in a room and let the new cat roam around. then let yer cats our and put yer new cat where yer cats were. that way they can smell the new scent. but it's always good to rub the scent to. i hope that helps if not I'M SORRY!

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