Invite Your Cat Friends
Cats are solitary creatures by nature. They have territory. They have favorite stomping grounds. They have that special spot on the fence that gives them the piercing view of all that passes below, and they have that way of leaping from the fence to pounce on whatever invades.
Now, take two cats and put them in the house. What happens? Well, if you've checked out your cats' compatibility through our Personality Test, there's no worry. If they match, there won't be too many fur-flinging clashes between your felines. Cats may be solitary, but they're not social outcasts. Even alley cats tend to group together.
Alley cats, though, won't likely be taking our Personality Test. Even though your cat probably has met many of the local prowlers, you may or may not be keen on having them over to play. Instead of leaving fate and nature to the task of befriending your feline, invite your cat friends to try the CPC Test. Tell them to come see how perfectly we've pegged your cat's personality. Once you help them to discover their cat's personality, start mixing and matching to make lasting relationships for your pet. So what if your cat is a solitary creature? Solitude is cozier with friends.
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