3/23/11
Will be updating this page soon with information from Revolution, Iams, Bayor and important information for you and your new kitten.
Making your house a home for you cats
When you've introduced her to the family, you'll want to make your cat feel at home. The best ways to do this is to create a special space for her/him. This is a place where she/he can go and have a soft bed, food and water, a scratching post, and pleny of toys.
Since these cats are indoor cats here are some more ideas to make you kitten happy.
1. A kitty window veranda: These boxes attach to the ouside of your home and act as a bay window for your new friend.
2. A bird feeder: Great "Kitty TV," a bird feeder creates the perfect scenery for gazing, and gives your cat the opportunity to bat at the birds without harming them.
3. Perches: Ideally, your cat wants to see the world from all angles. You can simply use a shelf, sofa or chair as a perch. Many pet supply stores have a large selection for your cats.
4. Outdoor Enclosures: Made of wood and wire, outdoor enclosures include everything form cat walks to fee-standing kitty "condos". Make sure your enclosure has a strong roofing, plenty of shade and a steady supply of wanter.
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Eating Area:
Avoid the kitchen or your dining room so that your kitten does not confuse your plate with her dish and sample your meal. This could lead to nutritional imbalance.
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Giving the first Bath:
1. Your Kittens will come being use to baths.
2. Just fill your sink with warm water and slowly. Allow the kitten to hang its feet over the side. Slowly run water down its back. Talk to his/her and stroke his/her neck. Use only shampoo's made for cats.
3. Finish off by blow drying and combing. The greyhound comb is the best to use on long hair. We soon will have these available for you.
When you've introduced her to the family, you'll want to make your cat feel at home. The best ways to do this is to create a special space for her/him. This is a place where she/he can go and have a soft bed, food and water, a scratching post, and pleny of toys.
Since these cats are indoor cats here are some more ideas to make you kitten happy.
1. A kitty window veranda: These boxes attach to the ouside of your home and act as a bay window for your new friend.
2. A bird feeder: Great "Kitty TV," a bird feeder creates the perfect scenery for gazing, and gives your cat the opportunity to bat at the birds without harming them.
3. Perches: Ideally, your cat wants to see the world from all angles. You can simply use a shelf, sofa or chair as a perch. Many pet supply stores have a large selection for your cats.
4. Outdoor Enclosures: Made of wood and wire, outdoor enclosures include everything form cat walks to fee-standing kitty "condos". Make sure your enclosure has a strong roofing, plenty of shade and a steady supply of wanter.
===========================================================================
Eating Area:
Avoid the kitchen or your dining room so that your kitten does not confuse your plate with her dish and sample your meal. This could lead to nutritional imbalance.
==========================================================================
Giving the first Bath:
1. Your Kittens will come being use to baths.
2. Just fill your sink with warm water and slowly. Allow the kitten to hang its feet over the side. Slowly run water down its back. Talk to his/her and stroke his/her neck. Use only shampoo's made for cats.
3. Finish off by blow drying and combing. The greyhound comb is the best to use on long hair. We soon will have these available for you.
3/23/11
