Tag: Cat

The diet should be divided according to the cat's stage of development. Depending on the age, the nutritional content will be changed to best suit the cat's body. The four main stages of cat growth are as follows: Newborn cat under 6 weeks old The kitten is quite small and weak at this time. You need: Warm up the kitten 24/24 with a cotton towel or a heating lamp. Breast milk can be replaced with pasteurized milk. Feeding 3-4 times a day, evenly spaced meals. Mix calcium and cats in milk when feeding kittens. The dosage is about 1/6 tablets / day. Disinfect a bottle or cylinder with 40 degrees water before mixing the cat's milk. Use a soft towel to clean the kitten's bowel movement. Kittens between 6 and 10 weeks old In this stage, kittens travel more quickly and easily. Care is almost the same as a newborn cat. You need to add large amounts of protein to the kittens during this period. Give the kitten milk twice a day. Mix calcium into milk about 1/8 - 1/6 tablets / day. Start adding more puree food with pork, fish, chicken. Avoid giving kittens fish bones, pigs, chickens, ... Bathe once a month, bathe with warm water. Use a special shower gel for dogs and cats to bathe and treat lice. Kittens between 3 and 6 months old At this time, kittens are in the developmental age, starting to have more fleshy skin. Care for kittens at this stage there are many changes to note. Can wean, feeding with meats and additional nutrients. Use calcium regularly in the cat diet Give your cat grain food (mix a little milk if he is not used to nuts) Prepare another bowl of water next to the eating bowl. Clean these two bowls regularly. Worming, vaccination against diseases vaccines on the advice of a veterinarian.

There must be a reason for the cat to bite you. Cats will usually protect themselves if they think they are threatened or show signs of danger. Pay attention to their body language, gestures or actions that irritate your cat. Usually the ears will be level, the eyes will stare at you and the tail will begin to turn around. There is a boundary between caressing pleasure and discomfort. If you touch / fondle a sensitive area, they will bite or scratch as a way of saying "get out". If your cat is naturally in a quiet environment, suddenly having a loud noise from a vehicle, or a child playing around will make him uncomfortable and scratch / bite. It is relatively easy to train a kitten without scratching / biting, but for an adult cat to get used to it, it will take longer for them to get rid of that habit. Playing with cats is also a way to teach them how to be careful and gentle when they play, because scratching and biting is a cat's predatory instinct. Pay close attention to the cat's eyes, starting with a gentle game and increasing intensity to monitor the cat's attitude. As soon as you notice irritation in the cat, teeth and claws begin to appear, stop the game immediately. This will calm the cat down and collect his paws. If they scratch you, yell "Ah" and stop the game, ignore them for a short time. Start the game again. With so many abrupt endings, cats will understand that their attitude is too rough, and their overactive aggression will cause the game to end. The end of the game abruptly is a very powerful message. Play with your cat often to get used to your family's living habits. Cats love to play with toys and interactive games between you and the cat. Equip them with toys that suit your taste. Cats are very special species of sound language. They make meow meow sounds, but each sound has a different tone. There are sounds that are demanding, protesting or otherwise expressing a nuance. Here are some explanations of cat sounds: Short meow : greetings. Meow continually : greetings excitedly. Low meow meow : requires water or food. Meoww (bundled gru) stretching : a need for something. Meoww (with gru) at low range: complaint or dissatisfaction.

Cats are charming, solitary and mysterious animals. Sometimes they make us laugh. Many of their habits can make anyone unable to stop laughing. By spending time playing with cats, you will have the opportunity to learn about their unique features and nature. Playing with cats is the best way to strengthen the relationship of both, as well as overcome boredom and stress. You will find lots of fun and may even begin to wonder if they are laughing at you. Prepare a private place for cats. You can arrange a nest, or corner of the room for your pet. However, cats have the characteristic of taking their own place, such as your favorite seat, computer, or pillow. You might be annoyed by the action, but it's fun to have a cat! Prepare a scratching post for cats. You can use a variety of abrasives (cardboard, ropes, carpets, etc.) to give your cat the freedom to scratch and enjoy. Various types of abrasive tools are available at pet stores. Buy or build a cat "tree" to let your pet climb. The tree includes lots of areas and floors, a cat litter surface, hanging toys, a cave or an emptiness box for climbing. These items are available at pet stores Put the litter box in the house. Having cats brings a natural feel to the home. It is very safe and edible, and is available at pet stores. Plant some grass in a pot and place it around the house for cats to explore. You will have the opportunity to watch them sipping the taste of the pot of grass. Give your cat access to the window. They enjoy watching birds flying, squirrel jumping, and other animals, as well as observing outdoor activities. Windows are an effective entertainment screen, especially if you have your cat in the house completely. Try going to safe places where domestic cats can play outside. They can explore the surroundings in a closed outdoor area. [5] For example, if your home has glazed spaces, such as corridors or terraces, you can give your cat access to these areas. Lead the cat on a leash. [7] Cat chains are available at pet stores. This is a small chain and helps you to walk the cat like a dog. Not all cats want to wear leashes, so take the time to train them on a leash. The training should begin when your pet is small so that he or she will adapt more easily.