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sttill missing cat ......new kitten?
one of our cats went out and never came back about five weeks ago we had her and her kitten for 11 years and she was a friendly cat she had never been gone for a whole night before we have done all we could to find her but no luck her kitten ( 10 yrs old ) is still not herself and we thought about another cat we have always had two cats but never a kitten any advice is welcome. thank you
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Cats can disappear for months on end and just turn up again!! My sister had one that was away for almost 3 years and then one day, she just came back!
We had 3 cats, 2 boys and 1 girl, I got another kitten and the younger of the boys left and never came back - that was 4 years ago, but my husband & I saw him several streets away about a year ago and think that he just went and lived with someone else. Mind you, when he first went missing I never slept for almost a month and every noise I heard, I was down the garden, even in the middle of the night, calling him!
I would love another kitten, but the female would not stand for another girl and I'm affraid to get another male and maybe the same thing would happen with one of the existing males.
I would say if you do go for a new kitten, get a male 'cos I think they bond better with whichever sex you already have, but wait awhile longer just to see if the other one comes back.
We had 3 cats, 2 boys and 1 girl, I got another kitten and the younger of the boys left and never came back - that was 4 years ago, but my husband & I saw him several streets away about a year ago and think that he just went and lived with someone else. Mind you, when he first went missing I never slept for almost a month and every noise I heard, I was down the garden, even in the middle of the night, calling him!
I would love another kitten, but the female would not stand for another girl and I'm affraid to get another male and maybe the same thing would happen with one of the existing males.
I would say if you do go for a new kitten, get a male 'cos I think they bond better with whichever sex you already have, but wait awhile longer just to see if the other one comes back.
Have you contacted your local council? They now keep a record of any dead animal that they collect from their roads. It is terrible to know that your cat has been killed in this way but if this is the case (as happened to us a few years ago) it is better to know rather than to keep worrying about what might have happened to her.
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