Hi, I'm new

[happybunny22000]

4-6 weels 
Shes about 1/2 hour away by car.

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

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You really should not let a new cat out for about 4-6 weeks, especially if you are near her old home.

I will be the first to mention this but insure insure insure, we recommend AXA LOL.

I hope all 3 get on soon 

[Tiggy's Mum]

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Glad you've found us, I'm sure you'll enjoy it here.  It really is a very friendly forum with lots of friendly helpful advice, if ever needed, and of course lots of fun.

I do feel it my public duty to warn you though that it can be a teensy bit addictive  You have been warned 

Leo Oscar is very cute    I'm sure he, Misty and Beau the dog will get used to each other in no time 

I would keep Misty in for 3-4 weeks, she needs to bond to you and the house before you let her out. Is she chipped? If so you'll need to change her details with the chip company so she's registered to you and not her old home. If she's not done then definitely get that done before she goes out. I take it she is already spayed?

[happybunny22000]

leo is now oscar lol
ordered him a tag this avo.

Misty just hisses at him whenever he comes near, yet shes supposedly used to cats.
When should I let her out, she's used to being an outdoor cat? So far she (after a day) will come and jump and sit on my bed, she hasnt pood yet though, and she wont actually walk out my room. When she isnt hiding behind my bedside cabinet then poor oscar wont come in because she hisses and shows teeth. And theyboth do that to my pooor border collie. he is petrified of both. Its comical though as oscar is the size of my hand and beau is a straping 2 year old border collie

[Sam (Fussy_Furball)]

 

OMG Leo is gorgeous  hopefully he will get on with your other new arrival and she can teach him how to be a nice well mannered kitty.  As he's still a baby it'll be good for him to have a old "big sister" to look out for him 

[Janeyk]

Hi and  to Purrs 

If you're wanting info on your new kitten/cat we have lots in the 'Health & Behaviour' section and you'll see child boards underneath with Care, Behaviour and Health Guides so there's lots of info for you and you can always ask, usually you'll get lots of good advice from all us cat mad people 

[happybunny22000]

think i Probably will keep her. they couldnt take her, they rehomed her and two others

[nickynoo93]

Hi, congratualtions on your new arrival(s). Leo is gorgeous:Luv:
Are you keeping the older cat? Could they not have taken it with them?

Nicky

[happybunny22000]

Hi
Ive just adopted an 8 week old tabby male kitten from the RSPCA, he's my first so any advice would be given. Someone off another forum heard I was gettig a  kitten, and needed to rehome their cat os theyr moving down south and coudnt take her, dropped their 8 yr old cat ff to me yesterday too. Supposedly until it finds a new home :S
My poor border collie is terified of both, its funny though from thep.o.v that the kitten is the size of my hand lol

this is leo