You went to the shelter and fell in love with a kitten. Or maybe it was a stray cat that claimed you for her own. However you came across your new family member, it is time to stock up on kitty supplies.If your kitten was a stray, you should first have your veterinarian check her out for feline leukemia, feline AIDS and other diseases, especially if you already have cats in the home. (If you adopt from a shelter, these tests may be done as a matter of course.)Before bringing her home, scout your neighborhood for the best and most convenient pet supply store, and learn the store's hours. It's wise to get your shopping done before you bring your cat home. There are few differences in what you need for a kitten versus an adult cat, but most of the items are the same.
One of the cat’s most attractive features is that she comes with an automatic waste disposal system; cats need no daily walks in the blinding snow or blistering heat, and no long and sometimes unsuccessful...
When choosing toys that will provide stimulating play for your cat and keep him engaged, you must also consider the safety factor. So, which safe toy will engage frisky kitties when the clock strikes playtime?...
It’s a feline fact of life – cats have an instinctive need to scratch. No matter how hard you try, you will not train your kitty to stop scratching; asking a cat to stop this natural behavior would be...
A recent survey found that 60 percent of pets sleep in bed with a family member, but if you would like to give your cat a special bed instead of, or in addition to your own, you'll find many styles from...
Cats love to play but a piece of paper can get kinda boring after awhile. Jazz up your kitty’s toy box with one of these little numbers and she’ll love you forever.
Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of our Privacy Statement and Legal terms Pet Care Information | Pet Information | Pet Health Information
