Introducing My Cat To A Kitten (Milquetoast Meets Pipsqueak)

[@oliviarose73]

Oh my gosh, that shot of Milque under the bed...he has some of the prettiest eyes I’ve ever seen on a cat

[@cool7072]

Olivia Rose XD

[@sammich8295]

Olivia Rose true

[@katiebanks9688]

His blue eyes are so ocean like and beautiful!

[@goophugg4225]

That’s what I was thinkinggg 💙💙💙

[@xxx_shadowkitten_xxx6741]

Olivia Rose I have three Siamese cats with eyes like that 2boys 1girl all brothers and sister!

[@electro.dash.666x7]

Milq: Have some love **Grooms** Pip: What are you-? No, I'm fine **moves away** Milq: **Yanks Pip back** Milq: *I SAID TAKE MY AFFECTION OR ELSE-*

[@wolf-subliminals8154]

YES I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MEME!!!!!! THANK YOU BROTHER!

[@ctrl_ali6127]

Lol

[@KCpro15]

@miss true semen That is a lie. Cats are the coldest thang on 4 legs, facts! 😭😭

[@wonderfuladventures7984]

Electro.Dash.666 X YOU HAVE 666 LIKES I LIKED TO CHANGE IT. You’re welcome

[@noorzehrahusain162]

One reason I love cats is because they are just like me:We are cold and shallow and people still love us 😍😜

[@joshua696]

Milquetoast was trying to play with pip but because pip is so small he doesn't "know" how to play. It is also a possibility that pip likes the brotherhood of milquetoast and doesn't want to run away. His meowing of "pain" is to let milque know he went a bit to aggressive. Milque is acting like the mother of Pip would. Liking him and "biting" him in the neck. When milquetoast bites pip in the scruff he does what mothers normally do, bite them by the neck and carry them around. Love you Stacy ❤

[@shellymb76]

Bye the way it is not neck it’s the scruff not trying to be mean just giving you a fact about cats 🐈🐈🐈🐈😸

[@sponge11890]

Hi

[@luna_eclipsee1474]

Joshua hermans hi

[@joshua696]

Breanna Bowles hi?

[@ella-fu8rb]

Joshua hermans love bites ❤️

[@visualvexation]

milquetoast: let me clean you Pipsqueak: mmmm no thanks milque: I will clean you

[@riverpeirce3377]

yup

[@idonwanna3069]

Pip: I said no Milq: *I WILL CLEAN YOU*

[@certlovrboy1089]

Piptoast?

[@visualvexation]

@@certlovrboy1089 LOL didn't even notice I typed that

[@zhaifa]

licked the same spot for 20 mins

[@Ameliamcb9354]

I think thats the best cat bonding ive ever seen! With my cats it took a good few months until they went near eachother😂

[@addisonm.9610]

AmandaMcB x same, my cats still fight like they were doing and they’ve been living with each other for about 7 months.

[@avaxlappagex9553]

That is sooo cute

[@kittycute1041]

For me it has been 2 years and my cats still fight as in mad not playing.

[@crazykitty6437]

My cats are sisters and they still don’t like each other that much. They only go near each other when there is food

[@itzyd8845]

AmandaMcB ii

[@marrissabohm5079]

Milk was biting pip where a cat would pick up its baby and when he grooms pip on the ear, he is acting as if pip is a baby and friend

[@Gaylord300]

Moonlit Soybean-- Not to be rude, but that's not grammar, it's spelling. :/

[@Stal3Bread]

Froyobbies.slimes With Marrissa that is very true

[@jamiev1159]

Froyobbies.slimes With Marrissa Yea!!! Like my cat, at first we thought our older cat was biting out younger cat!

[@serentique]

Stacy did say "Is he biting him for real." obviously insinuating she knows this and that shes just worried about if Milque is being to aggressive.

[@rrabbix]

I disagree with the biting part, Milque was definitely doing it to be playful.

[@eonicMT]

On day two when Pip got spooked and arched his back and his fur rose up, he was trying to look bigger and scary so Milque would run away! Kittens do this often when growing up, usually because they’re learning how to scare off bigger predators/cats!

[@locusttsods]

That is true!

[@neonpinkqueen1403]

starry zinni Yeah! The sound he made sounded like what happens before my cat and a baby stray fight.

[@dianeeharris]

*PIPSQUEEK* milqtoast

[@blepblop7629]

all the “fighting” is just playing from milk, his ears arent ever back and his tail doesnt seem to be flicking, the neck biting is also a dominance thing for cats, specifically males, pip is just a little small for this, pip realizes its a dominating action which is why he doesnt run away or fight back, he just doesnt like the pain, they’re gonna be fine, just make sure milk isnt too rough till pip is a bit older, good luck!🤟🏻

[@mochayt7995]

that is literally so accurate. Most people on the internet are stupid when it comes to animal y’all but your perfectly educated and speak the truth!!!

[@akshayvora1397]

cats just like it i don't know why

[@aradyagames3088]

Bad vacation

[@fraukeschmidt8364]

Btw, if a cat starts grooming another cat or animal (or human!) it's definitely a sign of affection.

[@papifrancisco]

Frauke Schmidt - question, we just got a new kitten that’s around 9weeks and we have a 7-8 month old kitten right now, the 7-8 month old kitten will always run after the new one and then the new one will chase the old one. however, sometimes when the old one chases the new one, he tackles the kitten and starts biting him and pinning him down. there is no hissing involved EVER. i am just curious if we are doing the right thing by letting them just play it out ?

[@rovaldorobinson9929]

I have two cat they are sisters the younger loves to play and pin down the older sister which seems annoyed by it but later they sleep beside each other and the younger plays with the older kids so yes let them play it out

[@papifrancisco]

Rocker Robyster okay! thank you!! but what if the 9week old kitten starts meowing when the 7-8 month old kitten starts biting him ?

[@rovaldorobinson9929]

Well that means the older one is playing too aggressive yeah you should probably break them apart when the younger one is meowing

[@shanialooney8283]

Some is but putting down a make pip stay is not.

[@Lol-tr6cu]

Stacy: "I mean, you're terrifying." Pip: MEOW

[@vitoria-oi7ek]

Lelmixit XD

[@mellowemma]

Omg that was so funny

[@MRDABRATT]

That kitten is seriously one of the most adorable things I have ever seen. EDIT: All of her animals are cute!

[@emilymills2727]

Stacy I have 2 cats one is a 1 year old and the other is an 8 they fight all the time so it doesn't matter it's just playing

[@iREFLEXIV]

I now

[@luxaetheria711]

I have two much cuter ones Xd

[@sultrysophist]

The kitten started hissing because you put it in a cage in the middle of the room. He has nowhere he can hide from the way bigger cat or anything else. Cats need to know they have somewhere to hide in order to feel safe and comfortable at all. That's why a cat in a new environment will always check the entire area out before doing anything else.

[@KampucheanDemon]

Then you defeat the purpose of having the kitten get used to the other cat.

[@rubyjean5102]

KitNip OG No you don’t. Jason is right. A cat who is trapped with no way out will be super scared and lash out to protect itself.

[@KampucheanDemon]

@@rubyjean5102 its called a phase 2 introduction for the cats to meet face to face without harming each other if they;re gonna have to live in the house together. Phase 1 was having them in a different room and getting used to their own scent. Phase 3 is where they finally get to meet with no restrictions. You get it? Capiche? Good.

[@rubyjean5102]

KitNip OG yeah I get what you’re saying, but I don’t agree you should put one cat in a cage. I’ve explained why the kitten hissed, you get it? Capiche? Good.

[@jakiro_]

@@KampucheanDemon Phase 2 can be done better by having the cats meet each other through a small door opening.

[@kocatbishop5689]

Milk was trying to be a father to pip because he was forced cleaning him

[@CatherineKatswell]

cat fathers don't care for their kids. just sayin'

[@eggthehotdog935]

nadyaakacat some of them do care, try searching father cat caring for his newborn baby

[@Tarotlynx]

@@CatherineKatswell It's extremely rare, but it will happen with neutered tomcats if there is no queen around to tend to the kittens and he feels completely dominant in the house. I know this, because I have seen it.

[@SpeedSpiral]

Great job overall Stacy! I have a few pointers that could help. So when Milque is trying to bat Pip with a paw, it's not aggressiveness, he's trying his best to play. But Pip doesn't understand since he's so young. And poor Milque is confused why he won't play with him. Next when Milque is grooming Pip it's a great sign! It means the two are getting along and Milque is acting like a mother cat to Pip. When he gets sort of aggressive it's simply Milque saying that he is the boss and that he is not done grooming Pip. Mother cats can act that aggressive when they are grooming their kittens too, so it's perfectly fine. Milque is not biting to hurt Pip, just to keep him still like a mother cat would, in fact I have seen mother cats do the same thing to their kittens too. All in all they look like they are going to be great friends and you did a great job!! Just keep doing what you're doing and only interfere if there are violent screams like in a cat fight. I know it sounds harsh, but cats are still kind of wild and all in all it doesn't look like that is even going to be a problem anyway! Thanks for reading this comment if you did. I got a lot of my knowledge from watching "my cat from hell" alot. Love you❤!

[@Sk8_365]

Speed Spiral lol, I ❤that show.

[@christianarowan1921]

Speed Spiral I love that show, too and so does my grandmother

[@wolfgirlpolly3177]

Speed Spiral wow spot of writing 👏

[@zariahtaylor1419]

Speed Spiral SAMMMMEE

[@avrillopez-gadban8807]

When they groom each other its a way of saying they accept each other. So if your cat licks you it means she or he is accepting you as a friend or companion. My two cats (female) have a 3 months age difference and they do that all the time. They sleep together, groom each other and even eat out of the same bowl. The other cats I have (female) is 14 years old compared to the other two who are 3. She isn't very fond of them. But the eldest 3 year old one tries to play with her. I've also noticed they do that to the dog too. Only the elder 3 year old one. She always grooms my male papillon Chihuahua mix. But the other small one doesn't do that. Best of luck when introducing Pip to Paige, Molly, and Polly

[@TrinityRosealy]

Milquetoast: AAAAAA!! AAAAAAHHH!! AAA!! Pipsqueak: Why Are You Running?? WHY ARE YOU RUNNING????

[@kyracat5244]

TrinityRosealy omg u r my new favorite person 😂😂😂😂

[@Charlymarley100]

OML 😂

[@emiljensen3298]

IM DONE HAHA

[@hiasalma]

TrinityRosealy LMAO I SNORTED

[@deborahcampbell3857]

+TrinityRosealy OMG this comment made my day. It totally made me laugh out of control 😂😂😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂

[@kevinroberts5799]

Pipsqueak: *GET ME OUT OFFFFFF HEREEEE* Milktoast: *sneaky sneaky*

[@LaoliFin]

Older cats usually like to play and hit younger cats with their paws! It's totally normal!

[@ashetasticc]

LaoliFin yes wen I brought my kitten mustachio and my two older cats Ron and Arthur but ron capt hitting him

[@boekentasaj2167]

My older cat scratched my younger cat (when they first met) in the ear and now he has like a scratch there like in the movies, a part gone.

[@AshamedEmi]

LaoliFin yeah my cat does that

[@cookiecrumbz1641]

LaoliFin my cat did that to my grandma

[@cookiecrumbz1641]

And he fought her hair

[@BeccaFaye]

The part where he was aggressively grooming Pip and Pip was trying to get away reminded me of that one scene from the Lion King "Moooom, ur messin' up MAH MANEEEE"

[@chloe_marvel]

Becca Faye lol

[@suelynn5711]

9

[@abbygailclark8755]

Becca Faye awesome

[@Ablobthing]

Becca Faye meh too

[@bri5033]

SAME

[@cutekittieswithrainbows8861]

Milquetoast: I MUST BATHE YOU CHILD!!

[@Araitne]

Cute kitties with rainbows yup

[@rcm_kem]

Washing can be a dominance thing with cats, it's why they get a bit forceful with it sometimes

[@Lonastarmagician]

Cute kitties with rainbows so 😍😻😻😻😻😻

[@hn5464]

Cute kitties with rainbows .... I continued to watch the rest of the video because of your comment. Brilliant!!

[@glorytoukraine619]

The kitten was supposed to have a place to hide when he was in this cage: I felt sorry for him.

[@envyallison926]

Tatyana Kitaygora oh shutup

[@Nora-wl7yr]

Envy Allison why should she shut up? Do you want other cat owners to introduce their cats in this same way, which isn’t correct?

[@123456BRye]

​@@Nora-wl7yr shut up

[@123456BRye]

The introduction with the cage may not of been completly correct but he was in a cage and was safe regardless of how he felt. It could have been a lot worse. so ya shut up.

[@adonnarowe1811]

How can u hide if ur already in a cage he was fine

[@LaoliFin]

Don't worry too much about any fights between them! It's just a dominance thing and when Pip get's older, he'll be able to defend himself! My cat's are the same! But I usually try to break them apart if the younger starts to cry!

[@ashetasticc]

LaoliFin yes me to a have an 11 month kitten and a year and 5 months old and they fight

[@laurenmckenzie926]

LaoliFin I have to do that but for my older cat he cry’s we my other 2cats fight him but they are just playing

[@SqdFeelxngs_]

LaoliFin we had to give one away for fightsthen the other one had fights with strays then that one died😪 now we have two cats (the other 2 ran away)

[@jamieclark5053]

LaoliFin i

[@crazyhamsterlady4479]

LaoliFin ya same

[@sophiethecat3394]

TWO CATS CHILLIN’ IN A BEDROOM THREE FEET APART CAUSE THEY’RE BESTFRIENDS

[@theshyone1791]

YOUR BRILLIANT

[@nipixie1907]

no they just need some time apart now that pip is out of the cage it helps them get calm around other cats it's a good sighn

[@aliyahspearss]

Sophie TheCat haha

[@fruitycacti5167]

its a vine loll

[@jocelynn1553]

Sophie TheCat awww nice one

[@patrickjsource]

I was more tense watching this than I was watching ‘It’

[@hawkfrosttdoesspeedpaints9632]

Patjama agreed

[@shanemartin6712]

Same...

[@bmariah]

Fr!! 😂😂

[@platinum_noelle]

My roommates added a kitten to the house, bringing the total of cats up to 3, and didn't do any kind of quarantine or anything, just let the kitten have free roam. At first both cats would hiss if she got too close, but by the 3rd day they were super affectionate towards her (the male and kitten would play and play fight and aggressively groom each other and the female would lay near her and let her play with her). The original 2 cats didn't like each other so one would stay upstairs and the other downstairs, but they were like a divorced couple with joint custody when it came to the kitten. You just have to give them time to get to know each other and let them sort themselves out without interference. Unless there's actual harm coming to the kitten, they're fine, even if they bat at each other initially.

[@violetmartha916]

🤣😂🤣"divorced couple with joint custody."🤣😂🤣

[@sparten316]

apparently my cat is stupid and cornered herself in the closet. Lol. Kitten super excited to see another cat and my cat is just like, nah wtf are you? So it is situational. A single cat like mine is going to have a harder time adjusting to a new addition. (In my experience.)

[@mallow-malkoy-960]

I Have 4 Cats -3-

[@JakYTTV]

Actually theirs certain steps ur spose to take in order for cats to get along. Leaving them to sort it outs is the wrost thing u can do

[@BBK83]

Bad advice. Kittens and cats can grt seriously injured of die.

[@mksiblings7476]

I might be late but you did great! The best thing to do now is waiting for one of them to a role on the back in front of the other. The belly is a very vulnerable spot for a cat, so by showing it to another cat, it shows a level of trust has bonded between them. Also milque is being very motherly towards pipsqueak by grooming him. Most female cats would know where to bit the scruff of a kitten, but because milque is a male, he wouldn't really know where the scruff or how to grab onto it. Scruff= a nerve which by grabbing will stiffen the cat without hurting it. That is also the area a mother cat would use to pick up and drag. (Please like so stacy can see ;3)

[@Night-Shade.]

Male cats know where the scruff is. They use it for other things. You can see that the big cat in the video did bite the scruff

[@Melodinie]

It doesn’t matter how many likes you get sooo...yea it depends how late you comment. But great advice!!

[@mksiblings7476]

Thank you ;)

[@Melodinie]

MKSiblings ! Your very welcome :)

[@kerrylynn5885]

MKSiblings ! Ya

[@taycahill8109]

6:34 Milquetoast be like "The f does this kid think he is? Hissing and growling acting all tough. He's like half my size... this? This is what was behind the door? You can't be serious🤦🏼‍♀️"

[@taycahill8109]

9:52 Milquetoast: "Aight I'm done with this lil punks BS" BAM!😂

[@taycahill8109]

Day three milquetoast: "Oh, it's still here?"

[@taycahill8109]

12:42 Milquetoast: "Well if you're gonna stay here you at least gotta look the part"

[@phoenixgirl5055]

Tay Cahill Their like at first: THE ENEMY IS HERE. Then at last: Hi bro. Me: Wow. But you look like you wanna fight your lil' bro

[@iamboxboy569]

Lol

[@wolfgirl8887]

Stacy answering to all your questions and tips 😺 1. Milquetoast doesn't know that pipsqueak is flagyl and he is playing with it like an adult cat 2. milquetoast is going to be all the time grooming him sometimes he Will go aggressive in a kind of way but when they do it just look at them just in Chase 3. Milquetoast will be the boss of the house 4. They are going to be really good brothers when they get older even there do you have a friend trip 5. Good luck on the dogs do the same thing that you did with Milquetoast when he met the dog for the first time Love you Stacy have a wonderful day 💙💙 PS sorry if I spelled something wrong pss I might be rescuing a kitten soon 🐱🐱

[@sneakyscamp3767]

Wolf Girl just in chase it’s case

[@dixiesanto6170]

CAN U PLS RECORD WHEN PIP MEETS DOGS COZ ADORABLE

[@jessicamerced9116]

Their first meeting on the bed went REALLY well. They're just bein cats by being skiddish and wacking each other. You did a wonderful job! They definitely already like each other ❤💙💕

[@imbadatusernames90]

The licking is a good sign, especially that early on. It I know it took my cats about a whole week to get along after seeing each other in person but they now love each other. They're doing great

[@nipixie1907]

they groom each other

[@mandygoforth4582]

Oh. My cats don't like each other and they met about.. 4 years ago maybe...? They show no affection to each other whatsoever. One is a boy and one is a girl. So I don't understand. They fight and chase each other around (sometimes play but other times it's not play) if Shadow (boy ) even walks next to Penny (girl ) she'll slap his face. Its funny but I don't understand why they don't get along.

[@abarelyactiveaccount1114]

Maybe they once tried to mate and penny didn't want too so she didn't with shadow and she's still mad at him??

[@Eszra]

I have to say this went very good. I enjoy seeing Milk show dominance but be gentle for the most part. Grooming is HUGE! But Milks actions are actually good. Actually every thing appear fantastic! Just watch over Milk with the dominance. This is just what he needs to do. Also remember not to show favoritism towards Pip. By doing this it sends mix singles and could lead to more rough dominance actions. Ultimately you teach Pip but Milk also has to teach Pip as well.

[@alannah6443]

Eszra Yea for the most part he was very good, for the first day, my cat took ages to get used to the new kitten

[@AmandaComeauCreates]

Communal grooming and sleeping is colony behaviour :)

[@gsohdtgvo3623]

*MILQUE

[@shilvan]

Yes, but it is Milquetoast Milque

[@Varian51015]

Very well said 😄😄

[@arnienonymous4458]

Eh, if their ears are forward, no harm, no foul. Our two younger cats tussle all the time, the yowling is just part and parcel of cat behavior. If Pip was afraid, he wouldn't go back to Milque. They're buds.

[@rhondal7014]

Thanks for the info.

[@michellebeharrie8170]

Arnie Nonymous yep like

[@ibishelios5239]

Our two kitty girls age 13 months and 8 months "kitty wrassle" all the time - they play with each other as though they are stalking each other which varies from Tag to Hide N Seek and when they come together it turns into a furry wrestling match; but no harm done. It helps to hone their hunting instincts especially if they are both indoor only cats who'd never get to do this outside and they play at "eviscerating each other with their back legs" but not with claws digging in or anything violent like that. They are just being cats together and it is great exercise for them both.

[@ibishelios5239]

Forgot to add that the kitty wrassling when it starts to look too violent for either cat invariably disintegrates into a grooming/licking session, particularly with the older cat licking the younger and the younger one delightedly turning her face up as though to a loving, caring mother cat. Both our girls were taken from their mother cats too soon and show the habitual tendencies of kneading and sucking behavior on plush pillow beds which we call "mommy pillows."

[@Tarotlynx]

Remember that cats are natural hunters. Play for them is about sharpening their hunting skills. The bite instinct comes from one of two places. Either practicing the killing bite used against rats and mice, or picking the kitten up to carry it off where the adult cat wants it. The killing bite is part of play, while the carrying instinct is more about power and/or protection.

[@michelexoxo3272]

Omg Milque and Pip have the most beautiful eyes in the world.❤️They are so affectionate, 🤗they make my sister and I smile every time they are together. Stacy you have 2 of the prettiest cats ever😭😘‼️

[@heathersierra9456]

Milk toast is just unaware of how to play with a kitten. Pretty soon he will learn his limits and start to protect him

[@dzzyvilanova560]

Yeah, doubt that

[@livviepie8339]

HB Laws milquetoast*

[@truongannguyen3609]

There was a street kitten running into me two days ago. It was raining and cold then, no one and so dark so I got her to my room. My old cat first became confused, hissing at her (but without the fur up so it’s probably not fighting). Now my old cat really loves to hold the kitten back for grooming, but sometimes she does it unawarely of how to do it properly. The problem is, actually, the kitten punched back sometimes and she saw that as provoking to fight back. She almost held her mouth onto the kitten’s closing eye - I was scared out.

[@0VideosMe]

protecc*

[@bieberluver]

The biting was definitely playfully, but since Pip is so little, it might hurt him a little. but if it hurt alot pip would definitely be biting and hissing back.

[@allyssas9000]

VeeBee MSP I agree, but she shouldn’t allow behaviour that’s to aggressive because it can lead to some problems

[@goongoon9299]

Allyssa s thats normal. Dont forget, cats are tough little creatures

[@alexiuslovett5452]

When he rolled over onto his back he was simply playing. Trying to show that he's not trying to harm him. The bitting isn't meant to hurt him it's meant to get him to get worked up enough to play.

[@lovelysakurapetalsyt]

When Milque was "aggressively" cleaning Pip it seemed to me like Milque was trying to make Pip smell more like him in a way but also trying to be a sort of motherly figure to Pip

[@whytho8856]

I agree, and the roughness might've been him showing some dominance.

[@awkwardartist2913]

The same stuff happens when we introduced two horses at my stable :p they fought for a week or so, just to show who was boss, but now when one of them is away, the other one cries xD It's adorable

[@-vixenn__-5320]

Awkward Artist story of my sister and i's life xD

[@demondoggiez6592]

Awkward Artist just the fact that you have horses makes me jealous

[@lexuses3942]

Awe, I love horses 🐎 well all animals but definitely horses

[@girlonline3742]

OH MY GOD!!! This is great I think Milquetoast knows that Pip never had another cat licking him, so Milquetoast is telling Pip that he has to clean himself and Milquetoast is teaching him Stacy you did an an AMAZING JOB Milquetoast will be very upset if Pip left! AMAZING JOB STACY!!!!

[@deborasarona7946]

😩😩😩 I’m literally suffering for 2 weeks already and my cat still beat my new kitty ☹️ black cats are sooooo jealous...I hope he can accept her soon.

[@helmyibrahim858]

I am in the same boat. How are they doing now?

[@noah-lv2gj]

i don’t think the color of the cat has anything to do with it, i introduced my black cat to my white kitten and he took him in within the first day without any hissing or anything

[@marchstars3318]

I have two male cats, and when they first met each other there was a lot of fighting and playing. It will stop eventually, and they will grow closer. My cats are best friends and act like brothers. the younger one looks up to the older one, it’s so cute. Even cats enjoy the company of a friend!

[@kierstennawara958]

Fancy Cat312 yea

[@jeffjinxthekiller3567]

Fancy Cat312 yeah my cousins have 2 cats and they play and fight in male cats I think it's more common to see then go back and forth about playing and fighting so yeah

[@rayah_y]

You're doing great! The biting is normal, just dominance stuff and grooming him. I've done this twice, and this is about as good as it gets for your first time.

[@spaceyawesome6001]

Yes, I foster kittens, and the biting/dominance, whappy paws is something my adult cat does with each foster litter after they are introduced. Momma cats also do this with their own kittens. It looks a bit scary to us, but really it's just cat "manners" that the older cat is teaching the younger one. That being said, it's also best to supervise interactions between cats when introducing them.

[@ydoowj]

I love the typewriter transitions! Very Stacy!

[@catt4970]

jwoody me too

[@rickc6028]

Need more of typewriter transitions!! 👌

[@graciebalderas2451]

I think it's a bad idea

[@alashithenorwegianforestca5976]

Gracie Balderas it’s a good idea

[@dutchvanderlinde3428]

jwoody same

[@jjeessz]

They’re communicating. The adult cat is letting the kitten know how things go. It will get better slowly. As long as the ears are not back the whole time, the hair isn’t all puffed up, no loud yelps, then they are just getting acclimated to one another.

[@dp4485]

I adore the typewriter transition

[@irllydont_know9879]

Harry Pawter I love ur name XD I love Harry Potter XD

[@2400sw]

Same!!!

[@lilyann9188]

Me too, and I love your name

[@_MELONCAT]

May type:rider rest in peace

[@Gabrielle.g]

Nekaigo hi

[@zuli7280]

Stacy I love you and all your videos. You did the write thing saving Pip and things are going very well.

[@zuli7280]

Thanks for the Heart

[@zuli7280]

thats slightly embarassing i cant believe i did that i had my english exam today i normally spell it right idk what happened...

[@faithiles6763]

Isaac's Gaming it right not write

[@melissahoward8268]

Saac's Gaming knows already! Read everything before you reply

[@melissahoward8268]

Saac's Gaming knows that already

[@BriWolf112]

They already get along better than my two cats do after like 2 years together. Milquetoasts aggressive grooming is very reminiscent of a mother cat it's so cute. Cats way of playing and getting along can often look like they hate each other but given that they stay close to each other and groom each other they def like each other. The biting is normal, I think milque is just too rough for pip and also kittens tend to be very loud in general so that's why he sounds like he's in pain. This also probably very new to pip. Btw expect some nicks and scratches to appear on them because just like how cats can accidentally hurt humans while playing they can also hurt eachother, it's normal and there's no need to worry as long as they don't appear to be in pain and the cut scabs nicely. (This is all just from my experience as a 2 cat owner)

[@GhostingYoMama]

Brianna Mills you know way more then I do about cats!!!

[@GhostingYoMama]

I know more about dogs

[@emmaplaysgames3761]

Well said

[@omgitsacupcake7960]

Brianna Mills, thank you for helping stacy

[@stacala98]

It's a baby and Daddy

[@defnotatroll]

12:50 she stood there filming throughout that entire time lapse, that's dedication

[@laiah.chinelle]

“He like aggressively grooming pip” same but with my mom😂

[@BeadedMarshmallows]

Imlaiah 7 omg yess. when that comb runs through your hair..😂

[@zoeymines2675]

Omg yes!!!!! LONG HAIR STRUGGLE

[@rosiehunt9274]

It means there being playful

[@sm8t_184]

Imlaiah 7 lol

[@gamingwithjaz432]

Zoeymines 26 nooo #africanandlonghairstruggle

[@girlonline3742]

Milquetoast is actually not biting Pip he is instead clean Pip that why Pipsqueak is not running away. I think Pip is so young that he never knew how to clean himself and Milq is teaching him how to take care of himself. Pipsqueak probably never felt this feeling before so I think that`s why he is moewing, so don`t worry Milq is just cleaning Pip not biting.

[@fricka4798]

It reminds me of this place that my grandma takes me, it's not a shelter, but they take in the babies of cats that live outside and spay them and take care of them :) We saw a mother (?) cat cleaning a baby and she was very aggressive and the baby was meowing and complaining, apparently the kittens don't want to be clean so the mother has to fight with them.

[@leaedsall3388]

NeonCandyKat nuuuu that is sad :(

[@emper1on]

Girl Online yea and he never bite him the only time he "bite" him is when he was trying to get pip to settle down by holding his scruff like moms do with kittens

[@yikesanimation6463]

True thats what my cat does she is a girl thats how they just clean

[@pandicorn1035]

Girl Online I think you're right😃

[@aisha9079]

Pip: *Mew! :3* Stacy:I mean, your terrifying!

[@dzzyvilanova560]

*you're

[@chikafujiwara8977]

D!ZZY Vila Nova*ⓖⓡⓐⓜⓜⓐⓡ ⓟⓞⓛⓘⓒⓔ

[@24-7simping2]

Basil The Ender Wolf XD

[@Lily-pl2ns]

I love how milque is so well kept and than he’s just like “what is this little scragaly thing”

[@sabahhasbi3765]

The kitten got scared cause he was in a cage while the other cat was circling around him, he felt like a prey

[@maycampbell3798]

YOU DONT EVEN KNOW THEIR NAME!!!! lololololololololol

[@sabahhasbi3765]

MCgirl. My initials are MC 😑

[@Sky-bu1jj]

MCgirl. My initials are MC you are being so childish.

[@zzzz910]

how old are you?

[@zzzz910]

agreed

[@isabelleewing5735]

I think the reason Pip’s fur puffed up in the cage is because he had no where else to go, and he felt trapped by Milq. Again, I’m not 110% sure but 🤷‍♀️

[@Night-Shade.]

Isabelle Ewing you’re right. This is a big mistake made by the girl in the video.

[@r_r9894]

Osoro Shidesu She isn't a cat person and doesn't really know everything about cats so you can't blame her.

[@teliphone9827]

Yes some of the "biting" is grooming, my cat has tried to "groom" me and yes, it is light y n d to do this to clean their fur and to get all the little bits of loose fur and things out, it's a little rough on humans but it's grooming for cats

[@wolfisconfused127]

When im sleeping i wake up to my cat biting my hair. not my kind of grooming, but i guess it works for cats. XD

[@petershim5900]

When Milque embraced Pip I lost it! Milque is obsessed with Pip hence the very passionate hugs n grooming.

[@TheGlitzygirl22]

Milquetoast: *licking Pip* Pip: Ow. *tries to leave* Milquetoast: HEEEY. No. *pulls back and licks* Pip: OWWW STAHP Milquetoast: No. *Pulls closer and licks* Pip: Stahp. Milque: Nah. I'd rather not. *2 hours later of that* Milque: *licking Pip* Pip: Go softer Milque: *licks Pip softer* Pip: * closes eyes*Thank you Milque Milque: Your welcome. *lick* Pip: *Falls asleep* Milque: *Is still licking Pip*

[@dvlay]

Dyanna Divine you’re weird

[@redd7969]

god it's kinda sexual when you think about it especially when humans do it

[@vai146]

@Hiroaki Takahashi That's the same thing the came up 2 my mind first

[@liorcohen1221]

This is the best fanfic I've ever seen

[@toothpickcat4839]

*gO sOfTeR*

[@CoolBeansUchiha]

It's just like when I got my little sister I hissed so much

[@tomamor9203]

Lord Pancake muhahah me to #idont want a sister

[@austincaution768]

XD

[@takodathomas1734]

Lord Pancake Same 🙋 Accept i got a whiney little brother and have to help clean all his messes even though he is 4

[@ephemeraldiatribes4263]

Omigod, with my brother and sister.

[@shannonblankinship5940]

Well I sis

[@sierrajensen9386]

As long as milquetoast does not draw blood or pull off Pipsqueak's hair, let them be brothers and try not to interfere unless they get to aggressive.

[@farzin5193]

I fear the word quarantine now 🤦‍♀️

[@mariahlucena6882]

FR I THOUGHT THIS WAS MADE IN 2020

[@beckyeubank3708]

Wait maybe a month before introducing pip to the dogs and do it one at a time on separate days so he doesn’t get too overwhelmed by it all

[@erikakaiser4250]

Becky Eubank pips already met the dogs

[@oliverosee]

I love how Milquetoast got scared at pipsqueaks paw when eating his food!

[@TheSupremeRk9s]

Even with everything she’s been through over the past year, Stacy is literally glowing im proud

[@kevinhudson711]

I WATCH YOU!

[@devilstouch6665]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!:-) :-) :-)

[@thefourstooges2376]

what happened to stacy?

[@perioddical4973]

TheSupremeRk9s who knew you watched Stacy I learn something new everyday

[@friesforlife3975]

awww same so sweet

[@corleyb9487]

I love how Milque was slightly cross eyed when we was under the bed

[@Callies_ChaoticAnimationCorner]

Right 😂😂😂😂😂😂 so cute and funny R.I.P PAIGE

[@mr.worldwide5840]

Omg So Adorable, Pipsqueak is like "You have betrayed me Stacy." This reminds me of Simon's Cat, if you know what that is

[@biankamarie8262]

Yes!

[@dogememes2875]

Sonia Lahera omg yes! XD

[@dracululu9413]

Ohhh yess!

[@kierstennawara958]

Sonia Lahera lol

[@endirexdoesntdoanything3675]

Sonia Lahera I

[@celinesantos17]

Milque is such a good boy :)

[@RainebowGBT]

As a owner of many cats the fighting is good but milk doesn't know not to use his claws, everything went well milk really likes him pip likes milk you did a very good job with this. Just make sure Amy time milk Scratch's pip you tell him not to use his claws, that he is a baby. Milk just knows he's an other cat .

[@silvertears13]

You did a pretty great job! However for the future, or for anyone reading my comment, next time Id suggest feeding the cats together while one is in the cage, playing with them together, and letting milk do the dominance things. While I know its because your worried that pip is too small, you need to let Milk, the resident cat, show him he's the boss. Because otherwise they'll fight when pip is bigger.

[@da1syjon3s]

Milquetoast:I love you *Grooms* Pip:No Thanks Milque:*Carries on anyway

[@poppy1272]

I LOVE THE WAY THAT PIP JUST LIES ON THE FLOOR AND STICKS HIS LITTLE FEET UNDER THE DOOR SOO PRECIOUS

[@driewiel]

This is what you did wrong: You did your best and then uploaded the video to KZbin so now everybody is going to tell you what you did wrong.

[@sabrina246ake]

drie wiel gotta love the internet right 😂

[@19mribeiro]

Shut up

[@holidaycat5160]

@@19mribeiro They're not wrong. You could go into any cute cat comp & see the "I KnOW EvERRThiNg & YoU DoN't" type of comments/people.

[@tjdax7696]

drie wiel - Yea, KZbin sucks

[@IB21066]

@@holidaycat5160 ikr,there are always ppl who think something is wrong

[@Emily-wq4dn]

Stacy: Right now Milque is scared of you. Pip: **tiniest little adorable meow** Stace: I mean, you're terrifying. Me: Right! I was so scared I forget to be, um... scared....... Ah. 💙😂💙

[@chris22]

CocoaEm lol

[@wolfgirlpolly3177]

CocoaEm right there

[@exculansis]

Me tooooooo

[@ThatGirlReacts]

Milquetoast:Who said I was brothers with this Rat?I’m napping over here. Pipsqueak: :( Milquetoast:Ok,maybe he is a little bit cute...-starts to groom Pipsqueak- Pipsqueak:-w-

[@wintersart8397]

Milq wasn’t being mean by grabbing at him from under the bed; he was trying to get Pip to come back to him so he could play. Our cats do it all the time.

[@lolbitthefox8985]

It’s a Wiggly Life o

[@pixelpaws8085]

Hey Stacy, I've had cats all my life and I've become a bit of a expert. Milk and Pipsqueak seem to get on good and they just need time to be around each other but NEVER leave them alone at the start because you don't want them to get hurt if they start to fight.

[@meme-mt8pi]

Milq attacc........ But most importantly he protecc❤️

[@otherguy1856]

Maddie Scotta milq attacc he protecc but more importantly he inspecc

[@lexi_231]

Omg yes 😂😂

[@eviejeanlouiserobinson9357]

Maddie Scotta ye

[@gabyyfahmy8562]

They’re both the most beautiful cats ever I-

[@WickedNerdyGaming]

They are so cute together. Milk totally wants to play but Pip is just so small and doesn't know how to yet. Give it a week or so and they will be best buds.

[@praireigurl21]

The bathing is such a good thing, good job stace

[@murphie_4559]

You just have to give it time. But Milque will most likely be dominate bc he is older and larger. If Milque looks like he is trying to hurt Pip i don’t think he is trying to hurt him but punish him.

[@Yabx__]

Smart Cookie bitting a kittens neck is basically the mom biting the scruff to hold them it doesn't hurt the kitten. I've had multiple cats

[@stephanieappleton9573]

Smart Cookie, I totally agree!! 😄

[@joannap8409]

BrambleWish Plays Thats not really true. i have 2 male cats and the one who dominates most of the time is my younger cat. my older cats doesnt care unless he attacks. theybthen fight for a little

[@khloeslife5233]

BrambleWish Plays your so correct

[@user-nj6jm1uj2p]

That psychotic stare he gave the kitten 10:18 😂

[@boopboop9246]

I love seeing the boys in the background still just getting used to each other

[@linh9018]

Boop Boop Ya, me too. (It's at 11:00)

[@robertleavey4231]

They are getting yoosto you chuther

[@sad_anime_girl761]

When Milk is hitting Pip I think he just wants to play but doesn't notice that Pip is just a kitten.

[@p80gamespeyton82]

Stacy: My goal is to get Milquetoast to want to meet you, to be curious, right now he’s scared of you. Pip: Meow Stacy: You’re terrifying

[@Funkylittleworm]

I can’t get over how beautiful your cats are, their eyes and their markings are so pretty!

[@lovepets5955]

Awww Milque wants to play!!!! Trust me I have 22 cats myself. (All outside) We rescue them all the way from shelters to deadly situations!!! I'm very blessed to be surrounded by beautiful cats that just need another chance. Honestly Pip doesn't know how to play yet. Although give him about 2-4 weeks before he starts to pick up some of Milque's traits and habits. Having many males that think their the "Alpha" it's important to keep an eye on them. Sadly in 2012 my bestfrind (Woofee whom was my first cat) passed this caused me to want to rescue. I also have 6 dogs. With this it always Important to show the "alpha" first. In which case for me was my beagle Isabella. If the alpha accept then the pack will. Just as if they were in the wild!!! Same with cats. But in your case you were just introducing 2 cats v.s. 20. Keep doing what your doing. I have used those techniques before. 20 out of the 32 times I've done it the way you did it turned out great. ....Lets not talk about the other 12 times. P.S. you are my inspiration to keep going on even when I must say goodbye to a best friends.(one of my cats)I live your vids and personality!!!!Stay AWESOMELY AMAZING!!!! @stacyvlogs

[@lovepets5955]

Hey for anyone that completely read that please leave a comment 9n what I should name my new 6 monthh old kitten!!! (Completly Black ) Watch my vid!!!! 🐱 HER STORY: Abondan by mother at 3 weeks!!!! She wasn't expected to live.😓But ive nursed her back to life. I've missed many days of school traveling back and forth to the vet. Her brother sadly passed 3 days after we found this kitten.

[@jaydenouch5109]

LOVE Pets you have 22 cats?...

[@-vixenn__-5320]

LOVE Pets I know this sounds racist or whatever, but PLEASE PLEASE name it Blacko. my best friend lost her cat a few months ago. good luck to you~

[@jiya6695]

22 FRICKING CATS?!

[@lauyangjean2038]

Awww just a suggestion. Bean

[@wigisflying2749]

I think Milque wants to play. When he first hit pip it looked as if Milque was showing he wanted to play with pip. Also i think he is just hitting, not attacking(like claws out). When my cat plays with me, she hits me and bites me. When she hits me there are no claws out, and when she bites me there is no pressure (almost as if she just put her teeth on my hand or arm). When she starts getting confident she starts to bite me and stratch me. Then i have to reassure her and put her in her place verbally. Also at 12:11 i see that neither of them sit down all the way. This is showing that they are still watching around as they eat. When they sit all the way down it shows that they are comfortable with their surroundings.

[@st0rmi456]

11:17 it means he thinks his tail is a toy. It's not good or bad

[@Mig190]

6:32 Pip:Growl. Me:Yes Pip, you are so adorably terrifying. 😆

[@TheBlackWolfWolfgirl]

The mounting is a dominance thing and it will pass. A majority of it is play and it is best to let them learn each others boundaries.

[@thominaduncanson8003]

We have had purebred wedgie Siamese (4 over the years), and it generally takes two weeks for Siamese to sort out. Pip needs more weight/height before being left alone with Milq. You should CLOSELY supervise all sessions, and if you hear Pip cry out, instantly separate them, because neither has any idea of how to play nicely, and Pip could be injured.

[@daniellefrank007]

Your adult cat is originally very playful and very accepting there were certain parts where you were worried and didn't have to be there was a lot of play aggression

[@X23foreverhellion]

I need more vlogs 😭 love it. Also love how aesthetically pleasing everything is.

[@beccagruber2918]

Imagine if this is how you introduced real siblings to babies

[@finsfables]

DramaDork 10 Bahahhahah

[@madjoker7800]

it kind of is though for some kids

[@jessiem1042]

DramaDork 10 "Is that a child I smell"

[@shannpng9820]

14:02 my cats do that where one starts cleaning the other, then it escalates to the fighting, from my understanding it is just playing

[@ruby_liddle4941]

FallenDreamers hi

[@chandardayeherman8043]

my 2 male cats do it to its a brotherly love sorta play

[@kailacranston9450]

I have 4 cats and 1 large Husky (all adopted at different times). The interactions between Pip and Milk are going great, you did everything beforehand correctly which is why they're so comfortable around each other so soon. With an older cat (even a few years old) like Milk and such a young kitten, it can take up to two weeks for them to fully adjust to each other. Don't worry if you're still breaking up fights even after that though, the age difference will mean that they will always challenge each other (but never to actually hurt each other)! You will IMMEDIATELY know when it goes from play fighting to real fighting, their body language will drastically change and they will sound different as well. From what I've seen so far though (I've watched all your vlogs on Pip!), you shouldn't have a problem with real fighting (since you did everything right in the beginning). You need to do the same between Pip and the dogs. 1. Introducing their scents 2. feeding with a closed door between them for a few days (also a note if the dogs don't like eating near Pip or you notice food aggression-feed them separately after they get comfortable with each other) 3. having a gate between them so they can see each other but neither the dogs or Pip feel trapped (don't put Pip in the small kennel). After a few days of the gate I would recommend introducing each dog separately with Pip and seeing how the dogs react, and while they're interacting give them both treats. If there's any aggression from any of the dogs you need to immediately separate them and try again tomorrow. Never trap a cat in a hostile situation because they will quickly associate the dog with being trapped and it's hard for them to overcome that. However if the dog is okay with Pip give them both more treats and love so they associate being treated with being around each other. Also it could take WEEKS for Pip and the dogs to get used to each other, so don't give up! It took my last kitten 4 months to fully adjust living with a dog, and there were many times I had to rescue her from our male husky. The problem was that Luka (our husky) would see our cats body language and think she wanted to play, when really she was just puffing herself up so he would leave her alone. Another thing you might want to do is have a "cat only" room or part of the house, for the time being. So if Pip gets scared he knows the dogs won't follow him there. That really helped with our last kitten and he adjusted well. But again, don't give up! It will take time and patience and a lot of overseeing interactions between them. If you have any questions I'm more than happy to answer! I've had cats and dogs my whole life 😊

[@ry_reee]

Kaila Cranston I’m pretty sure she does have a cat only room but it isn’t really a room it’s a tiny thing under the stairs

[@elise2999]

That's more affection than I have seen between my cats in soon three years.

[@Luis-ej4ei]

omg Milquetoast sneaking under the bed is everything, such stealth, very discreet. Thanks for sharing this, Stacy, I'm really excited to see how things went well!

[@Luis-ej4ei]

12:38 my heart is melting

[@Luis-ej4ei]

ok actually it kinda looks like Pip didn't really have a choice but ok still cute

[@sakuragrace._]

Well I have 14 cats in total, so what you actually must do is to feed them in the same place, same cage and same time to make them be more friendlier. Your current friendliness is 67% friendly with each other. So I recommend you to feed them together very often, let them sleep together in the same place every night and they'll learn to love each other.. That's all from a cat-person like me.. -Nica♥♡♥♡

[@ci5178]

I Literally almost started crying from cuteness when Milquetoast was grooming Pip💞💗 I really want a Cat now🐾💞💞 Love you Stacy!!💞

[@sydweee_7205]

Ci's Animals I teared up! It was adorable!

[@sharkfan192]

Ci's Animals It made me think of Cole and Marmalade :')

[@JayAshBranAudioScripts]

“Actual dramatic footage” followed by “special victims unit” theme.