Are Korat cats good with other cats?

Yes, Korat cats can be good with other cats, but they tend to be a bit cautious at first. They can sometimes become territorial over their pet parents, so it might take some time for them to warm up to a new feline companion. To introduce a Korat to another cat, it’s best to take it slow and focus on positive experiences.

Start by keeping the cats separated in different rooms for the first few days, allowing them to get used to each other’s scent. You can swap blankets or bedding between them so they can pick up on each other’s presence without direct contact. After that, you can let them see each other through a baby gate or a cracked door, allowing them to observe without feeling threatened.

When they seem comfortable, try short, supervised interactions in a neutral space. Offer treats and praise to both cats to reinforce calm behavior. It may take time for a Korat to fully adjust, but with patience and gentle introductions, they can develop a positive relationship with their new feline friend.