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My new one-year-old cat plays a lot and plays a little rough with my older cat. I’ve often wondered, and sometimes separated them too, when they’re hustling. If I don’t separate them, they have a yelling fight, split up into different rooms and immediately start calling to each other. Or, if one of them leaves the room, the other one immediately calls him till he comes to him. Would that not already be bonded behavior? Do I still need to worry and separate them? They always immediately call to each other after a “fight”.

I recently got a new cat (1F) to be a companion to my 3M. She’s still very kitteny and high energy. She’s also very food focused, unlike my older cat, who has never had the slightest food motivation.
The 1M insists on eating out of the OC’s bowl, even though I’m feeding them the same food. She tends to chomp down on the wet food first, while he grazes on both wet and dry food. I keep an eye on her but I’m wondering why or why not it’s necessary at all, that they eat from separate bowls, when they seem to be okay eating from each other’s bowls.
I’d appreciate any advice!

There is, however, rampant misinformation with agents and agencies in foreign countries that promise a job once one has finished learning German to C1 or above.
That might have been true ten years ago. Nowadays, even without the overwhelming healthcare reform that is going to be started and is going to restructure the bloated healthcare system, there are barely any hospitals that are hiring non-EU doctors, when there are so many native Germans doctors who’ve studied here or those who studied in EU countries and have come back home. Most major hospitals have blanket stopped hiring doctors and are seeking to increase the patient ratio to existing doctors. As part of the new reforms, a lot of station ‘space’ will be shed, which will also mean that fewer doctors are required.

We have a new one year old and our resident cat is *obsessed* with her. He wants to play and chase, has been trying to sniff noses for a while but the new cat is clearly skittish and overwhelmed. They have visual and nosey access through screen doors between their rooms and I’ve been allowing them supervised visits with access to the whole house.
The problem is that my resident is so enthusiastic about playing with her, he seems to be overwhelming her. He keeps chirping at her to come play. And she’s way too hyperactive for him, it seems like.
I’m not quite sure how much time to allow the both of them together when it invariably leads to them chasing each other and one of them batting the other in the face.
I can’t really play with both of them together because the resident doesn’t and hasn’t ever played like she does, it doesn’t interest him at all. So he watches us play, and then jumps in for a running game, which doesn’t end well. So what exactly do I do?