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Understanding the Solitary Cat: What to Do When Your Cat Doesn’t Accept Other Cats
If your cat doesn’t accept being around other cats, it could be due to personality traits, lack of socialization, territorial behavior, past trauma, or health issues. Signs of discomfort include hiding, hissing, and aggressive posturing. To help your cat, create safe spaces, introduce other cats gradually, and provide enrichment while respecting their need for solitude. Understanding their needs will lead to a happier, healthier life for your feline friend.