Absolutely.
The only problem is meal time. Our two older cats are both on a special diet, one for kidney problems and the other for diabetes - and the kidney treatment has to be mixed into wet food. Now just getting those two to eat
their meal wasn't easy. Just turn your back and they've switched place and are eating each other's food.
We also try to avoid feeding them dry food, so that they are hungry for the wet food when we serve it - better for their health as old cats and allows me to mix in the medication.
But our youngster obviously adds new levels of excitement to the meal time fun. Not only does she try to eat
their food, but she has an intolerance to wet food - a few bites and she pukes almost instantly. So we have to feed her dry food, which I can't just leave there because the two older cats will eat that and not get their medication and proper diet but I also can't leave the wet food out because she will eat that and puke.
I tried feeding them in different rooms, closing the door, but daddy's girl won't eat if she isn't w/ the others.
They drive me insane but, man, I LOVE them! :)