Dear Lloyd,
Good! That is going to make things a lot easier because neither cat is going to feel invaded by the other.
Start three weeks before the move. Each of you take a cloth and rub it all over your cat. Then switch cloths and rub it on the other cat. Do this every day for the three weeks before the move. Yhat is going to get each cat used to the smell of the other. You can also swap bedding and food dishes back and forth.
When the day comes do not bring the cats in until all the furniture and items have been moved and all doors can be closed. Set the cats things like litterbox and dishes up as far apart as possible and make sure each cat has a safe spot to retreat to - like under a bed. Each day swap each cats items fo the others. They are going to check each other out from a distance. If you hear hissing - do not worry because that is how cats communicate.
Soon they will establish a pecking order - so to speak and a leader will be elected. As long as there is no aggression - just let the cats handle the rest. I promise you they will be fine.
Each of you should touch the others cat as much as possible so your scents will be mixed around and apparant to each cat.
Please let me know if you have any more questions. I will be more than happy to help in any way possible.
Warmest best wishes,
Terri
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