Cat Care

Beginners Guide to Kitten Care and Training Tips

By: Beverly Hill

Narrated by: Ruth Elaine

Length: 43 mins

Publisher's summary

You're about to discover how to make your life easier in the following ways:

• Reduce your fear of your cat preying on other pets
• Increase you pleasure by showing off your pet's tricks
• Remove need to get rid of your houseplants
• Prevent scratches on your lovely furniture
• Prevent embarrassment of smelly carpet from pet urination
• Increase petting pleasure
• Decrease need to listen to cat's meow

Even though cats are fairly hearty and healthy, they do require some basic care. This includes looking after their emotional health as well as their physical wellbeing. With just a little bit of practice, caring for your cat can be enjoyable as well as rewarding.

If you're thinking about adopting a pet, and considering your new family member to be a cat, you need to know the basics of how to take care of a cat. People who have busy lifestyles might prefer a cat rather than a dog because they require less attention than dogs. However, all animals need a certain amount of proper care to be healthy and happy; and before you bring your new kitten home, you must learn what the cat will need.

Cats are good pets to keep at home, as they are not as messy as some pets. People find cats more adorable than dogs, as they do not have that distinct smell of canines, and they are smaller in nature. Although taking care of cats is quite similar to dogs, cat-care methods might be a little complicated in some terms, and these minute details make all the difference. In comparison to dogs, cats are quite fussy when it comes to food. This is because, unlike dogs, their digestive systems have limitations, aside from having smaller stomachs. These felines have a great tendency to have allergic reactions to foods such as beef and dairy products, eggs, and sometimes vitamin supplements. Cat owners need to begin to train their kittens as soon as they bring them home. The earlier you begin to train your pet the better it will be for your household.

Here is a preview of what you'll learn:

• General pointers for cat care
• How to train specific tasks to your cat
• Proper feeding
• Raising and settling your new kitten
• How to select the appropriate room for your cat to transition
• Get the most out of your first vet visit
• Reduce your fear of cat preying on other pets
• Exercising your cat
• Much, much more!

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a book for kittens

this book is great for kittens and small adopted cats under six months not older.