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Tears as Cat Owner Gets ‘Lonely’ Ginger Boy His Own Rescue Kitten

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A second commenter wrote, “There is truly nothing like seeing your cat and new cat fall in love,” and another added, “my heart it’s just melting over this.”

Although felines are known for being independent, that doesn’t mean they should be left alone for long periods. Like humans, they need companionship, whether that be from a person or another pet.

Pet food company Purina says that cats are sociable creatures that need stimuli and interaction. It is important for owners to avoid leaving their pets for long periods of time as they could lead to loneliness. The warning signs include:

  • Clinginess: If your cat constantly seeks attention or follows you around, it may indicate loneliness.
  • Aggressive behavior: Sudden aggression can signal loneliness and a need for attention.
  • Litter-box issues: Cats may urinate on your belongings to show displeasure at being left alone.
  • Excessive grooming: Overgrooming or fur pulling is a sign of unhappiness.
  • The Purina website has also provided tips for owners who are unable to add another member to their furry family.

Instead, they can help their pet feel less lonely by doing some of the following:

  • Ensure they have plenty of space to move around the house.
  • Provide toys like a cat tree, a brain game or open cardboard boxes.
  • Leave the TV on for background noise.
  • Use a pheromone plug-in can help your cat to stay calm.

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