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Looks a lot like one of my Cats when he was little.

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His name is Billy. He's a big Kitty now and he eats other Cats for breakfast.

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Hallatia said:
nawwwww that is so cute
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Yeah, in between fighting and chasing each other around, they curl up together in the same bed sometimes, or they clean each other, like they were doing there. Both of them are big cats now. Bill is over 2 and Audrey (ftr, I didn't name either of them) is about 1.5 but they both weigh about 5kgs each. They are good fun.
 
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Dani said:
That's what our big cat does to Ellie, He's bigger and vicious and doesn't let her go. He bites her until she's squeeling :( They don't spend unsupervised time together. I'm terrified i'll come home one day and Ellie will be in pieces so she stays in my bedroom :(
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How long have you had the little one for? With mine, it took about a month and Bill stopped trying to eat the little one. Don't worry about it, they'll sort themselves out.
 
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About 3 weeks. It's way less vicious than it used to be, now Ellie fights back a little, but she's still only about 1/4 of the size of Kimi.
 
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Dani said:
About 3 weeks. It's way less vicious than it used to be, now Ellie fights back a little, but she's still only about 1/4 of the size of Kimi.
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Yeah, you should be just about at the end of this behaviour. I think it takes about that long for the older one to work out that the new cat is not a toy. He should stop beating her up soon and then he'll probably just decide to steer clear of her most of the time. A good trick that someone told me is to swap their bedding over occassionally. Then they smell more and more like each other and they'll get along better.

Another trap I should mention is that whenever I take Audrey out of the house for a few hours, even just to go to the vets, when I bring her back, Bill treats her like he's never met her before. He hisses and carries on like nothing else. This usually lasts about 24 hours and then they love each other again but taking one out of the house, upsets the other.
 
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