How long does it take for a tomcat to feel comfortable in a new home?
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I hope there’s at least one more cat in there, then it’s coming up for the merge.
Sure. 2
Then it comes to people.
A new cat should never be put right into the territory of the others. This should be done slowly
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Usually 2-3 weeks. At least one month
And if after 3 weeks he still accumulates his owner, touches and bites?
Then you wait the “last week” and don’t come near him
With us it took about 1 month.
Did he whistle in that time, crooked and was aggressive?
Not at all. Withdrawn and fear, it’s better.
Yeah. And if he starts to whip, crawl and teach?
This is always different and crucial to the character of the animal. Some people don’t mind and feel like you’ve always been there after a few minutes/hours. Others need days to weeks until they get used to the new environment.
But they definitely need to rest and you should not go to the cat, but wait until it comes to one. But you can sit close, “ignore” the cat and talk normally. So the animal gets used to one and slowly becomes suspicious.
And if they’re crying right away, they’re gonna whistle, if they’ve already done the first kiss from the box?
That means nothing. You’re afraid and you’re trying to overplay it like that and make it strong. Are there any other animals or are there new residents?
And attack the holder and scratch? Even in the middle of the night when he sleeps?
you can’t predict, you don’t know how catered are the new holders and know how to deal with insecure, anxious animals, for example. There is nothing to be said about the conditions of posture, whether the needs of the animals are met. Plenty of space, cat-friendly furnishings with climbing, scratching possibilities, varied games and employment opportunities etc.
It can take a long time or go very fast. Depends on the circumstances
And if the hangover hits one in the sleep and crawls and bites?