Friday, April 22, 2011

What Not To Forget With Getting Your First Cat Home-Tips & Advice

By Robert Baker


Most Americans have pets. Cats and dogs are in most households in the United States. Finding a new furry friend for the kids is always an exciting time. Being responsible for the little cuddle ball is very important. Bringing your new kitten home-tips & advice are very important.

When first bringing the cat home, make sure to have its accommodations ready for the new friend. A cardboard box will due with a warm blanket. Kittys may cry so remember to add a radio set on low volume or perhaps an alarm clock that ticks. It helps them feel secure.

Cats are always getting into trouble. They will try to get out of the area that they are to stay in so they can explore their surroundings. Put a litter box near them and the owner will be surprised how independent these little ones are from right off the bat.

Have a bowl of clean water and food available at all times. Purchase food that is designed for kittys. They have specific vitamins for them to help them grow healthy. Clean water is a must also. Make sure to keep the bowls clean. A healthy cat will be a great addition to the family.

As little ones, cats are typically naturally litter box trained. If not, it is easy enough to do. Make sure there is a litter box available. Place the cat into the litter box and immediately the cat will start to scratch and dig. The cat will get the hang of it quickly.

Having a cat around the house is a great addition. They are fun and playful. Keep the cat healthy and they will live a long life. Feed and water the cat daily. Change the litter box daily. Have the kids give the cat attention daily and the cat will not be shy around others.




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