A new addition.

As others have said they might have a few tiffs at the beginning but they will work it out. You are doing it at a great time before either one is too old to change their ways. I find older cats do not adjust as well to kittens as younger ones do. I have no doubt it will be fine for you and you will enjoy them once they start playing together! Have fun!!

I don't see why they shouldn't. Even if one doesn't like the other (or so it seems) you never know after time they might adjust, they'll probably get on like a house on fire. I'm sure both kitty's will be nice. :) ~Joey

give it a try and see if it works

Oh cute kittens :):) I used to have 3 myself, and they did get along, but they were the same age, not too far apart. I think when they are kittens they get along better than after they grow up

i have four cats right now the two older ones are two years old and are sisters (savanah and crystal). the two younger ones are 1year they are savanahs kittens crystal found it a bit hard at first but loves the kittens now and after about four weeks of them being around started treating them like her own so they had two mums.it has been a great experience with all of my cats they are all different and i wouldn't change them for the world. i am sure everything will go well with your cats just introduce them slowly and don't push them together good luck

Lucky you, having two kittens, usually kittens adapt very well and as the new one is so small, hope fuzzy will be protective rather than fight with the new one. Be sure to give equal attention to fuzzy and not dote on the new one.

so how did it turn out, r they getting along? i just got a new puppy chihuahua only 1 wk old, the mom was trying to kill the puppies so my aunt gave them away and now i have to formula feed and everything.

Remember that cats do not need to be social creatures - unlike the pack-orientated dog they function happily on their own without a social structure around them. You cannot force cats to like each other, however, if there is no competition for food or safe sleeping places then cats will accept each other eventually and some will even seem to form close bonds with one another.

I think each cat is different- You’ll have to wait and see if they get along- I would think that it would take some time to adjust for both of them- Especially fuzzy being that you are bringing home a new pet to his house- Don’t spend to much time with the new kitten- Play with both of them- I’d get them separate food/water dishes- and possibly even litter boxes- I’m not sure- I have just 1 cat- I’m sure Gracie would be miserable if we brought in another- but it’s because she is a jealous thing!

Give the kittens time to get to know each other. I am sure the oler one will be the dominant one. Things will settle down in a few day or a week and all will be fine. You will find them curled up together sleeping soon.

I have two cats. The old cat doesn't mind having to have a new member. The new cat is scared to go to a new home. But after some time, they get well with each other. So I don't think it's a problem. Just give them a few days and it'll be fine.

Those two kitten are the same breed?If they are the same breed,you don't worry the older kitten will be mean or aggressive to the new addition,the older one will have a good take care to the small one.I know the cat is a soft animal,if you don't do bad things,they will very docile.But if they are not the same breed,i don't what will happened when they get together,maybe the older will tease the younger one.i suggest you pay more attention to those kittens,if they living like borther,you don't worried any more.if they don't living peace,you will make another fossa.

It's best to let the #1 kitten "find" the new kitten instead of bringing it in her home.........just sit the new kitten down somewhere and let the older one "find" it......that way she'll feel like it's her's and not forced on her.

we did the same excact thing! they all love each other and are happy kitty's!

There is no knowing how your cat will react to the new kitten. All you can do is bring it home and find out. Then all you can do is wait and see what happins over time. Most of the time cats get along after a while and all is good.

i think u should leave them with each other .so that the elder one tries to take care of it .if it does then no problem ,if it doesn't i would suggest shifting the newer cat to someone else's place even though i know it'll hurt u.But i rather feel that the cat should get a good family that it can get along with than get into a domination fight.what say?? :)

I have 5 cats, and have never had any problems. When my baby Lily first arrived, she was just 8 weeks od, and the other 4 were much bigger and older, but they were never mean to her. Cats normally find their own level. They are territorial by nature, so there will be the usual hissing and spitting when they first meet and suss each other out, but it is normally not a problem. Only advice I could give would be too make sure the little one can't get out, in case the older one chases him outside and he can't find his way back until he knows the area. Also, make lots opf fuss of the older cat so he doesn't feel pushed out or jealous. I'm sure it will be fine though. ood luck!

they should get along fine after they sort out who's boss.i had two brothers from different litters also and they squabbled for a little bit and settled in. although,i've also had cats who tolerated each other from the very beginning. i would say just introduce them slowly,and if the older seems really aggressive towards the other,have a "safe room" for the new kitten where he can go if intimidated.

I think intially they cannot get along. But gradually the may.