The More the Merrier

The More the Merrier. Tips for Multi Cat Homes:

Know your limits. There are so many good cats in need out there. Make sure you can afford good food and vet care for everyone.
Kitties need love too. Things will stay on a more even keel if you have time for some one on one with each and every cat in the house every day.
For domestic harmony, all the cats should be spayed and neutered
Have more than one litter box. Note: the Webmaster uses pine shavings because its odor absorbing and most importantly all the kitties will use it. In this neck of the woods a bale of it only costs $4 at the feed store and lasts at least two or three weeks.
Cat towers and window perches give everyone more space
Rather than one big dish, have small dishes for everyone. Even if they all eat the same food, feed them in at least a couple of separate areas. Wash dishes daily
Before introducing a new cat, make sure that he/she has been tested for Feline Leukemia.
The money spent on cat toys is never wasted as its "just more fun with your friends"

Helpful Hint: Adopting a homeless pet from rescue is a very good buy. Vaccinations/tests/spay/neuter are all done which makes the adoption fee a real bargain.

Every adoption really saves two lives because the rescue then has the resources to save another pet in need.