will my female cat ever accept my new male cat???

Question

i already had a female cat coco,1yr old,my dad brought a stray home one night itd been hangin round his gf's house 4 a while hes about the same age.We thought with coco having a litter and with getting on with other cats outside it would be an ideal mate for her anyway we brought casper in and coco immediately screamed out and chased im into the kitchen and has never liked him,few days after we gt casper we had them both done and still no change coco constantly hisses growls and and is always moping around and sits upstairs all day when we do put them in the same room coco clutches herself in one corner and doesnt take her eyes off casper whos usually sleeping but he happily gets up and wanders round while coco sits there growling casper sometimes tries to stare her out and chases her and she runs away screaming considerin shes the one doing all the hissing and being nasty its annoying she dnt listen when you tell her off for hissing she just ignores me and does it all the more help!!!

Answer 1

i just got a new kitty "ruccus" 4months ago to live with us cause our other kitty "sassy" is a snob, lol. its taken soooooo long and sassy(female)barely tolerates ruccus(male). so it will take a long time plus we had to get him fixed as cats go by scents.he lost his male scent when we got him fixed and sassy was already fixed. but now they kinda play but if we watch , she will stop. lol she is such a snob she doesnt want us to see her get along with him lol

Answer 2

merely supply Honey time, she'll settle for the recent kitten interior of a few weeks, in all likelihood a lot less and be lower back to her accepted self with yourselves i have followed 3 women and one male over the past 5 months or perhaps as there change right into slightly rivalry with the 2d lady, she finally were given over it and commenced socializing and taking area in with the others after per week of hiding, spitting and hissing at my female friend and that i and both different cats. there change into little to no worry with the present lady addition to the relatives. Now all of them snuggle up and sleep mutually typically and they are going to all very pleasant with one yet another. push aside the first answer, numerous lady cats CAN stay mutually peacefully, in spite of a male cat round. inspite of the indisputable fact that inspite of the indisputable fact that, if after a month Honey is an uber-terriorial cat and remains giving yourselves and the kitten grief, then it will be perfect to imagine about rehoming the kitten, yet more suitable than in all likelihood, she'll cool down earlier then.

Answer 3

coco had a territory, and casper has come along and claimed it. this upsets coco and she claims her rights by threatening casper. she needs to e reassured that her territory is still there, by letting her access while casper is held.

Answer 4

well....your cat is probably not used to other cats like casper. She also may find, see, or smell something "bad" about him. Give your cat time to really face the facts that there will be a new cat in the house..who knows... they could end up best friends :)

GOOD LUCK!!!!!! :)

Answer 5

it's not easy to introduce a new cat to a cat that has already claimed it's territory . all i can suggest is introduce him slowly let her come accustom to him.

Answer 6

if you have to, seperate them for awhile to keep yourself from going nuts, but make sure they have some forced time together or they will never get used to each other.