If you already have an adult cat, a kitten (or another smaller adult cat) is usually easier to integrate into the household than another full-sized adult. He'll be considered less of a threat by your resident cat. But there are no hard and fast rules. Many people have introduced adult cats with great success. The chances of having the integration work are even greater if the newcomer is already sterilized, is already accustomed to living with other animals and has a personality similar to your cat’s. Cats of opposite sexes often get along better, although again, there are countless exceptions to this rule. Don't bring unneutered males together; territorial conflicts may trigger offensive urine spraying.
