Thank you! We're lucky that she's sweet with us, so she is our TV lap buddy. We'll keep spending that time with her. We do have a small dog, but he's slowing down too much to play with her like he used to, so kittens might be in our future and I'm glad to know they do best in a pair. I have a friend who was just able to adopt an entire litter together... I envy their house full of adorableness
Now I'm going to make cookies tonight. I want to eat cookies.
well, it probably will get used to the litter, you just need to place the cat in there when you notice it going. and that's the hard part, you don't have that kind of time. not many people really do, to be honest. as far as the dog, is there a reason you must keep them separate? the kitten over-reacting? or the dog just too rough/excited/aggresive? that clay litter is better than the scoop away, but i'd suggest trying their pine litter from arm and hammer. it works well and smells pretty good. with kittens you want to try to avoid clay when possible. it's not necessary, obviously, because they will survive, but it will be better for the younger kitten to breathe better, and also to explore what it likes to use. even sand isn't terrible. it isn't great, but it's not terrible.
It's good background noise. Same with The Big Bang Theory and any movie with Steve Martin in it.
It ought to be fine. You got it out of a bad situation. I care for a feral colony that is fading now as once I took control of them I TNR'd all of them. There were two queens who did tremendous damage in the way of having kittens. One of them, poor old thing, was constantly pregnant and she had large litters. So large she couldn't care for the tiny kittens and would bring them out early to be fed by me. I found one a home and soon got her fixed. The other had 4 per litter and took me over a year to catch, cagey thing.
yea, when possible, you want to have more than one cat. they keep each other company, they keep each other from getting bored, and they learn not to scratch too hard. their increased social activities [with each other] usually lead to them being more friendly and playful even into their last few years. cats can live to be 25-30 and even at old ages can go back to being playful. but they also have personalities - some cats might be more reserved, and others might be more flippant. some like to play, and others only 'play' to eat. (hunt, even if not actually hunting prey)
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That depends...the two I had (siblings) *hated* each other later on. Had to keep them separated.
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