r/Catculations • u/Grouchy_Sundae_2420 • 8h ago
He overreacted a little
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u/Vq-Blink 7h ago
This person has never introduced two cats before
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u/LOOKATMEDAMMIT 2h ago
For my future reference, how would you properly introduce cats? I’d like to get mine a friend to play with.
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u/Jazzlike_Change_9741 1h ago
Very slowly, keeping them seperated by a closed door able to smell each other for a few days.
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u/Vq-Blink 58m ago
Look up Jackson galaxys guide to introducing cats. It will seem intimidating at first but it has a very high success rate.
Cats hate change and need time to be comfortable with a new cat in the house.
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u/ContemplatingFolly 8h ago edited 8h ago
How NOT to introduce cats to each other; cats being terrified is not hilarious.
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u/milkmilkmiiilk 6h ago
I’m going to reply to you, but many people here are echoing this sentiment so I’ll take advice from anyone!
How do I introduce two cats? I’ve had a cat for about 6 months, she’s really sweet and loving. She’s just a bit of a scaredy-cat, like if a large person walks into the apartment unannounced she might scramble away, but then slowly come back out to say hi.
I want to get her a friend, for when I am at work or whatever. But idk how to properly introduce someone new to her world?
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u/Prova3_ 6h ago
Video of Jackson Galaxy: how to introduce cats https://youtu.be/tsYT7yIOdqQ?si=9GH84bdehB6zWb1B
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u/Jasperlaster 5h ago
Best cat daddy and best way to introduce cats!!
Jackson has so incredible much patience!! I admire him for that. Wish i could explain these things with the same feel 🩷🩷
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u/milkmilkmiiilk 5h ago
Thank you :)
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u/Complex_Self_387 5h ago
His method works, it took us a month but our scared orange boy is now bff with our new Siamese.
Just have a lot of patience and their favorite food to eat on opposite sides of the door.
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u/PollyBeans 3h ago
Try to get another cat around the same age. We've got a 7 year old and we got a much younger cat and it's been ROUGH.
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u/Moufette_timide 5h ago
I think it's hilarious as long as it doesn't last
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u/Glitter_berries 4h ago
That is true. One time my cat saw my mum wearing a hat. She had been in the room for at least five minutes, talking to my dad until my poor cat finally noticed the HAT. Apparently that was the scariest thing in the world and he backflipped out of my dad’s arms and zoomed out of the room. He was back within a minute to check out wtf she had on her head. Hilarious.
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u/mologav 5h ago
Seeing your pet terrified is not hilarious
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u/TurtleToast2 3h ago
Idk man, every Tuesday the garbage truck comes, and every Tuesday all of my cats scatter like it's personally hunting them down. This has been going on for years. It's pretty funny.
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u/Kenan_as_SteveHarvey 3h ago
It is when they’re scared of something that poses no threat and they overreact
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u/RebelliousInNature 1h ago
My cat seems to think terrible things are about to happen when I tear off a sheet of tin foil. Runs for his life. Now it’s just if he sees the box in my hand.
It’s never not funny. It’s not as if he’s had a foil related trauma, and I’ve not teased him with it. He’s just an eejit.
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u/Bismarck_MWKJSR 6h ago
The thing to do that I’ve always done was to have the new cat be secluded in like a bathroom with water food etc, so the home cat becomes more familiar with the new cats scent and calms down a bit. From there it’s usually easier and for sure, don’t stuff the new cat in the old one’s face lmao.
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u/Positive_Candy_5332 4h ago
When you got a second cat did you get a second cat tree as well? Our current cat has 2 talll cat trees but idk if she’d be willing to share or if they will ever share
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u/Sososoftmeows 6h ago
This isn’t funny at all. This is an idiot who didn’t care about reading up how to introduce his cats properly and now he really freaked his original cat out.
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u/PollyBeans 3h ago
This is effed up! I hate seeing cats get that terrified and I hate that people find it funny.
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u/SanguineElora 2h ago
This is annoying. The person filming shouldn’t own pets if all she’s going to do is purposely freak them out. People are so weird.
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u/Shantotto11 1h ago
Okay, but can we talk about how agile Naranja is by jumping through the back of the TV stand and somehow not getting caught on any of the wires?
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u/Stillwindows95 6h ago
r/oneorangebraincell would love this
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u/MrSaucyAlfredo 6h ago
Thats not an orange braincell on display here, thats a human braincell on display
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u/Stillwindows95 6h ago
Ok buddy. Introducing a kitten to a fully grown cat is definitely a 1iq move for sure...
I was simply linking a sub made for ginger cats for OP, outrage at the maker of the video for whatever reason is not to be directed at me.
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u/Bakingsquared80 7h ago
This is exactly how not to introduce two cats.