Cat care

Cats also need care such as humans or else they will fall ill. There are several steps to care for cats:


10-12 weeks-old kitten should be fully weaned. Give your kitten milk for a longer until calcium needs are met. As he grew older, their needs will be less and less lactose, then reduce the feeding or she may get diarrhea. The kitten has a small stomach capacity, so he only ate a little. So meals a day should be divided into several small parts.
WaCats need a high protein food two times more than the dog. Dry food is more easily expressed and not easily damaged also cheaper. These foods also can train a cat's teeth and gum. You can add fresh food for your cat such as cooking meat, fish and eggs, cheese, liver in small quantities.Although cats clean themselves, routine maintenance needs to be done to keep the feathers in order to remain good. Spend more time with your cat for you and to enhance the ties of friendship. Comb the feathers gently and remove kinks feathers. Brush with soft brush all parts of the body to the tail and feet to remove dust and hair loss. End the treatment by cleaning the area around the eye and the inner ear using a wet cotton. If there are stains on the feathers, use the oil to clean it. Bathe your cat if it needs to be done.

Cats need to be trained in some basic things such as coming when called, do not scratch furniture, dispose of urine and feces in places that have been provided. Training takes time and patience are great. Cat gift you with small pieces of food if he did something right so that he could do the same at a later time. Do not drag him towards you if he does not come when called, but wait until he comes to you while continuing to call his name. Stop your cat if you did something wrong in a way to distract him with a loud noise such as drop something near him or say "No" out loud. Do not hit him because it will ruin your relationship with him.