How long does it take for two cats to get along? Let’s take a look at what the editor has to share today.

The running-in period between cats has a lot to do with the cats' personalities. If there are no major problems with the personalities of the two cats, they can accept each other after getting along for 3-7 days.

If the cats are very friendly, they may be able to accept each other and play together on the same day. However, if both cats have strong personalities and strong territorial awareness, the running-in period may be indefinite. In this case, it is best not to force the two cats to come into contact with each other. It is best to isolate them, otherwise the cats will fight each other. There will be fights and injuries.

It is best to adopt a step-by-step approach to let two unfamiliar cats get used to each other. Don’t rashly lock the two cats together. You can let them have brief contact first to become familiar with each other’s smell. If If both cats don't react much, you can try to let them get along for a while.

If two cats are very unfriendly when they meet, then they should be separated quickly at this time, isolate them first, and then let them know each other's existence. Don't let them meet suddenly and let them slow down. Adapt slowly,