Cats 101
Cats are very independent animals. They do not require as much attention as some other animals, but taking care of a cat does require some work. Cats depend on you for food, water, companionship, shelter and much more. We have developed a Top Ten List of cat care. Follow the list for a happy healthy relationship for many years.
- Make sure your cat has a Collar and ID Tag with your contact information. No matter how careful you are, your cat can always slip away. If a cat has a collar, most people assume it has an owner, and an ID Tag assures that they can contact you.
- Keep your cat inside. It's a rough world out there! Keeping your cat indoor keeps your cat safer, is better for you and your neighbors as well.
- Follow your Local Laws. Follow all registration and licensing laws in your area, and keep all your paperwork up to date.
- Spay or Neuter Your Cat. There are millions of unwanted animals in shelters. Help control the pet population.
- Visit the Vet Regularly. Cats can get sick too. Get regular checkups for your cat and your yearly vaccinations.
- Train Your Cat. Most people think cats cannot be trained. Teaching them not to jump on countertops or scratching your furniture is actually very simple with a little patience and understanding.
- Feed your cat a healthy diet. Make sure to feed your cat a nutritionally balanced diet, and provide access to fresh clean water daily.
- Play with your cat. Make time each and every day to play with your cat. Interaction strengthens your bond and provides mental stimulation as well as exercise.
- Groom your Cat often. Even if your cat has short hair, grooming keeps their coat healthy and shiny. It also removes loose hair which can lead to hair balls when ingested.
- Love your Cat. Be loving and patient with your cat. Any Behavior issues can easily be solved. Having a cat can be very enjoyable and rewarding.
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