A RESPONSIBLE CAT OWNER UNDERSTANDS A CAT’S EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL NEEDS A RESPONSIBLE CAT OWNER IS COMMITTED TO HIS FURBABY NO MATTER WHAT: A RESPONSIBLE CAT OWNER KEEPS HER CAT SAFE: A RESPONSIBLE CAT OWNER KEEPS HIS CAT HEALTHY
We all want to grow old with grace and dignity and we want the same for our cats. As your cat’s owner, there is much you can do to keep your senior cat healthy and happy. Check out our top 10 tips for caring for your senior cat. 1. Schedule Regular Kitty Check-ups Feline experts…
Your cat needs to eat right to live a long, healthy life. Regarding wet (canned/pouch) versus dry (kibble) food, there is a lot of contradicting information available. Every cat owner may find all of this puzzling. Here are some things to consider when selecting an appropriate one for your cat. Necessary Nutrient High-protein (52%), high-fat…
FOOD KITTENS: feed kitten food, and follow instructions on the bag for correct amount. Leave a bowl full out for the kitten to eat throughout the day.ADULTS: feed adult food, and follow the instructions on the bag for correct amount. Leave a bowl full of food for cat to eat throughout the day. WATER Cats…
EAR CARE EYE CARE SKIN AND FUR Brushing helps remove dirt from your kitty’s hair, but it also helps with circulation and improves the condition of their skin.Bathing can provide the deep clean your cat may need from time to time.Skin care includes washing your cat with natural, hypoallergenic soap, providing them with a balanced…
Indoor Cats Get Bored Easily Limited space and routine lead to emotional dullness and low motivation. Natural Instincts Don’t Just Go Away Cats still need to stalk, observe, and explore—even if they never leave the house. Chronic Stress Builds Quietly Stress in cats is subtle but can affect both health and behavior over time. Lack…
The Value of Dental CareThe most frequent medical diagnosis in cats is dental problems.Kidney, liver, and cardiac disorders may result from it.By the time they are three years old, 70% of cats will have dental disease. Signs of Dental Issues Examine your cat’s gums and teeth Gently place one hand behind his chin and the…
Although bringing a new cat into your house may be a very fulfilling experience, as with everything involving our feline companions, patience, time, and care are needed to make sure that everyone has a stress-free experience, especially if you already have a resident cat. Since cats are solitary creatures by nature, it’s crucial to recognize…