I used Bard to write an essay on how to introduce a new kitten to an older cat.

One question I get asked over and over is this one, and so today I said to Bard, "Write an essay on on how to introduce a new kitten to your older cat."
Bard replied. I copy pasted. Easy-peasy lemon squeezy.
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Sure, here is an essay on how to introduce a new kitten to your older cat:
Introduction
Bringing a new kitten into your home can be an exciting time, but it's important to do it slowly and carefully to avoid any problems. Cats are territorial creatures, and an older cat may feel threatened by a new kitten. By following these tips, you can help your cats get to know each other and become friends.
1. Prepare your home
Before you bring the kitten home, take some time to prepare your home for its arrival. This means creating a safe and comfortable space for the kitten to call its own. You can do this by setting up a separate room with its own litter box, food and water bowls, toys, and bed. Make sure the room is quiet and away from any major traffic areas.
2. Scent swap
Once you've prepared your home, it's time to start introducing the cats to each other's scents. This can be done by rubbing a towel on each cat and then swapping the towels. You can also place the kittens bed or blanket in the older cat's space, and vice versa. This will help the cats get used to each other's smells before they actually meet.
3. Let them see each other
Once the cats have had a chance to get used to each other's scents, you can start letting them see each other. This can be done by placing them in separate rooms that are separated by a door or gate. You can also let them see each other through a window. This will help them get used to each other's presence without feeling threatened.
4. Supervised interactions
Once the cats seem comfortable seeing each other, you can start having supervised interactions. This means being in the same room with them at all times and being ready to intervene if necessary. Start by letting them sniff each other through the door or gate. If they seem calm and relaxed, you can gradually increase the amount of time they spend together.
5. Be patient
It's important to be patient when introducing two cats. It may take some time for them to get used to each other. Don't force them to interact if they're not ready. Just keep giving them positive reinforcement and eventually they'll come around.
Here are some additional tips for introducing a new kitten to your older cat:

• Keep the kitten's energy levels down. A tired kitten is less likely to be aggressive.
• Provide plenty of hiding places for the kitten. This will give it a place to escape if it feels overwhelmed.
• Don't leave the cats alone together until you're sure they're getting along.
• Praise and reward both cats for positive interactions.

With patience and a little time, your older cat and new kitten will be the best of friends.
Conclusion
Introducing a new kitten to your older cat can be a challenge, but it's definitely possible with patience and a little planning. By following these tips, you can help your cats get to know each other and become friends.