Are you ready to have a new Cat?

Sometimes, the cat in the House unexpectedly. You encounter a homeless kitten on the street, feel sorry for it and bring it to your home. Or someone you know, for some reason, get rid of the cat, and it finds itself under the threat of living on a street or in a shelter, and you take the cat out of sympathy for the animal. You know you are right, and this is true. But you take the cat home and realize that both of you must overcome a long period of adjustment and getting used to each other. And here you have to show patience and love, because the cat may feel frustrated, worried, or on the contrary, it could be depressed due to new home, new environment, changes in diet, home-sickness and many other things. And in this case the only time, understanding, and care will help you to get along and become friends with your pet. Well, what if the decision to take the cat to the House is not spontaneous? You must take a balanced decision, the acceptance of which should include all members of the family. Choosing a cat essentially depends on the purpose for which you need it. If you're single and need a companion, you should choose a breed that fits your temperament, so you never get bored with each other, or vice versa, so that the cat does not annoy you by excessive activity if you like peace and order. Or maybe you want to show your pet at shows? Then the thought should be given to what race, in your opinion, is the most presentable, that teach the cat to the exhibition process. You may need a professional trainer or breeder services. Well and if you want to enjoy a thoroughbred breeding, you need a lot of knowledge in the area of selection and training of cats and you will need to work with your veterinarian to prevent problems. That it's over, that will take the most important care of a cat. The animal needs a balanced diet, rest, walks, trips to the vet, etc. And it's better if all this will be checked by a member of the family. If you entrust your child receives care for a cat, you should still monitor how comfortable the animal feels, how fast feeding and cleaning. When the child begins to have other interests, quickly take care of the animal itself. Consider also what conditions of life you can offer your cat and seek advice from the breeder. Some active cats require space for games and hunting, while quiet cat, phlegmatic longhaired breeds can feel good in a small apartment. If you already have pets in the House, make sure that the new cat is terrorized by the dogs, that a war for territory has not been started with a other cats already live with yours, that new Cat does not diversify its menu of your parakeet, hamster or goldfish. Of course, you should calculate your financial ability to support a cat, because it includes not only high quality feeding but also care items, the cost of the veterinarian, participation in exhibitions and sometimes spoiled furniture and other expenses. And if you or someone in your family suffers from allergies or asthma, you have to give up the idea of having a cat. Rate this article

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Andrew Dar has published 2 articles. Article posted 05 March 2013. Word count: 573