Jenni
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I started a bit backwards in this forum by seeking advice on eating habits before doing formal introductions!!!
Iniko is a F3 and joined our home at 12 weeks old in June. She is such a great cat! She settled in so quickly, and had absolutely no problem with my other cats. They all get along so well, and she even seems to have learned that my conure is not a toy or prey (fingers crossed that this continues). She is the most loveable cat I have ever had, and she is very well behaved (most of the time
). She has sooo much energy, but it is so much fun!
We are thrilled to have her as part of our family. She has even started going to work with me and is very comfortable with the attention she gets from everyone in the office. I work with Alzheimer’s and dementia residents and she has been well received at work (and brightened a few people’s day).
Thanks to all who gave recommendations on what to feed Iniko. She is by far the pickiest eater I have ever encountered, but we are managing day by day. This is my only frustration with her, but it is manageable.
Here are a few pictures! The one on my head is my favorite - this is her “safety retreat” when we go to the vet .
Iniko is a F3 and joined our home at 12 weeks old in June. She is such a great cat! She settled in so quickly, and had absolutely no problem with my other cats. They all get along so well, and she even seems to have learned that my conure is not a toy or prey (fingers crossed that this continues). She is the most loveable cat I have ever had, and she is very well behaved (most of the time
). She has sooo much energy, but it is so much fun! We are thrilled to have her as part of our family. She has even started going to work with me and is very comfortable with the attention she gets from everyone in the office. I work with Alzheimer’s and dementia residents and she has been well received at work (and brightened a few people’s day).
Thanks to all who gave recommendations on what to feed Iniko. She is by far the pickiest eater I have ever encountered, but we are managing day by day. This is my only frustration with her, but it is manageable.
Here are a few pictures! The one on my head is my favorite - this is her “safety retreat” when we go to the vet .
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