G. (I'm not calling him by his full name for fear he may not be able to stay) ate this morning! With gusto, I might add.
Bad news is, he's still hissing at Orson. I may just start squirting him with the water bottle when he does this. D did it, and said it stopped G. in mid-hiss, but it didn't upset him. I just don't want a household where the cats barely tolerate each other's presence.
Only time will tell, I suppose.
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The water bottle/spray gun often works.
And thank you for that link to a wonderful article you posted on my blog.
I've never had to get two cats used to each other so I can't offer any words of wisdom, just my hopes that it will all work out.
My cats have started going out, which has been a bit nerve racking.
It seems to be going well. The cats are getting more used to each other every day, and even played a little yesterday. They were chasing each other up and down the hall. It seemed pretty playful, anyway. And the general feel in the house no longer feels like two warring countries planning attacks. So on that front, things seem to be working out.
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