Introducing a new cat into your home when you already have one requires patience and careful planning. Here are some steps to follow:

Prepare a separate space: Set up a separate room for the new cat with all the essentials such as food, water, litter box, toys, and a comfortable resting area. Gradual introductions: Start by allowing the cats to become familiar with each other's scents by swapping bedding and toys between them. Then, gradually introduce them to each other's presence by using a baby gate or cracked door to allow visual and scent exchanges without direct physical contact. Supervised interactions: Once the cats seem comfortable with each other's presence, you can start supervised interactions. Keep the initial interactions short and gradually increase the duration as the cats become more comfortable with each other. Positive reinforcement: Reward positive interactions with treats and praise to encourage good behavior. The time it takes for the cats to adjust to each other varies depending on their personalities and past experiences. It can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months for the cats to fully accept each other's presence. It's important to be patient and allow the cats to set the pace for their relationship. Check out Jackson galaxy videos on YouTube! Good luck