Begin with a gradual introduction in a neutral space. Allow them to sniff and observe each other from a distance.

Create positive associations by rewarding both pets for calm behavior during meetings. Treats and praise work wonders.

Always supervise interactions until you're confident they can coexist peacefully. Be ready to intervene if necessary.

Provide separate spaces for each pet with their food, water, and litter box. This ensures they have their own territory.

Socialization takes time. Be patient and don't rush the process. Gradually increase the duration of their interactions.

If tensions persist, consult a professional pet behaviorist. They can provide tailored solutions for your pets.