Sentences with phrase «previously lived with another cat»

Cats who previously lived with another cat are more likely to get along with other cats than a cat who was an «only child.»

Another thing to keep in mind is that just because a Cairn previously lived with a cat, it doesn't necessarily mean it will get along with other cats, since the Cairn may react positively only with its previous cat companion.

Not exact matches

Jennifer lives with her husband and 6 cats (4 of which were previously feral kittens) in Belleair Shore.

If you are adopting an adult cat, it is a good idea to adopt a cat that has lived previously with other cats or dogs instead of a cat from a previous home with no other dogs or cats.

While there is no definitive way to determine whether your cat will get along with a particular animal, often the cats that adjust easiest are those who've lived previously with other animals, or are still kittens.

He had lived previously with three smaller dogs and is now being fostered with two GSDs (male and female) as well as three cats!

Irene, who lives with her own cat Linnea, was previously Assistant Director of Customer and Community Services at East Sussex County Council before taking early retirement this year in order to focus on other interests, including her voluntary work.

According to Lucky Paws, Sarah has previously lived with other dogs, but she is recommended to be the «only dog» in the home — cats, unfortunately, are a no - go for this senior gal.

But male cats that have lived previously with other male cats should be more inclined to accept a new male companion.

Rescue Cairns who have not previously lived successfully with a cat generally do not get along with a cat, particularly because of their breeding as hunting dogs.

SDMA is a breakthrough new test that not only screens for kidney disease, but can detect this devastating disease months to years earlier than previously possible.3 SDMA gives you and your veterinarian the chance to take action sooner and gives your cat the best shot for a healthy, happy, long life — even with kidney disease.

Susan shares her life and her home with her husband Brian, two young daughters and their family includes an elderly Staffordshire bull terrier, a previously stray cat as well as a Desert tortoise named Munchie.