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How to Create a Kitten Safe Zone
Hey, who's the small fry?
There is a definite transition time period when bringing your new little furball home for the first time. It is important to realize that a kitten, like a young child is curious and wants nothing more than to test the boundries of its existence (climbing up the drapes, up your leg, etc.). It's all about expectation alignment, ultimately – know that this is the way it is. The way that you can save your sanity during this 'young' time is to adequately prepare. How? By creating a Kitten Safe Zone – a space, an area where kitty can roam and explore without seriously damaging itself and your stuff.
The Catnip Buzz (for your Cat)!
Awww, Man, Doggie Slobber
From: d21c.com
Cats sleep a lot, have you noticed it? It's a natural part of being a cat, I'm convinced, because it's a seemingly universal trait. And really, cats kind of move at their own pace, don't they? However, should you give your sedate kitty a deep whiff of catnip, the party will come alive. Suddenly this sedate, dormant feline will 'wake up' and frolic and be as frisky as a kitten again.
Then…
Two to fifteen minutes pass by and your cat comes back down from the moon and returns to the same sedate cat you've come to love – the effects of the catnip totally gone.
Can you toilet train your cat? (Part 1)
Can you toilet train your cat? (Part 1)
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"There's nothing like snuggling up to a good friend!"
From: d21c.com
Is it possible to toilet train your favorite feline? Maybe yes, maybe no. Much of it depends on temperament and personality of your cat. And much if it depends on your willingness to go through the process.
There are many advantages to toilet training your cat, the largest of which it eliminates the need for a litter box. Cat litter is not cheap and if you change it often enough, it can really add up to big bucks. There are also health reasons to get rid of the litter box, especially for pregnant women (see my article on the Toxoplasma Gondii Parasite). Another benefit is the ease of someone else to watch your cat while your gone – no litter boxes to lug around. Just explain to your friend that they need to leave the bathroom door open so that Kitty can get in and make sure that they flush semi-regularly – that's it.
How to Give a Cat an Injection
How to Give a Cat an Injection
"Easy with the tongue, Shep"
From: freewebs.com
Hopefully you won't have to give your cat or kitten an injection, but, just in case…
Setting the Mood
It is important for your cat to be relaxed up until the time of the injection. My cats respond well to having a favorite treat. Make sure you pet and cuddle with your feline also. Some also recommend that an injection be giving about the same time everyday. Also, make sure you get down on Fluffy's level – you don't want to come across as threatening or domineering. Try to make yourself as comfortable as possible. For those of you who are not comfortable on the floor, you can bring your cat up with you a couch in your lap.
Kitten and Two Ducklings
"Okay Charlie, flying is 90% mental – you can do it this time."
From: Unknown Author
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