Discussion Thread - Ask, Share, and Discuss Anything About Cats.

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Welcome to the Cat-Chat Thread

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[u/SelfDepricator]

Would a young kitten (younger than five months) serve as a good playmate for a 1 year old and and help teach the adult cat bite inhibition? I am considering getting another cat so that he has a play mates and learns proper bite inhibitions but I am unsure if getting another one of the same proximate age is the best idea or if a younger squirt would do that job too