Sunday, October 19, 2014

A Healthy Cat's Eyes

Your cat's eyes should be clear, bright, and alert to his surroundings  and also fresh. Although his pupils may be narrow or wide, depending on the amount of light reflecting on them, they should always be the same size and same shape. 

Saturday, October 4, 2014

Top 10 Senior Cat Health Tips

1.      Schedule  your veterinarian checkups at least twice a year. The older your senior cat, the more important it is to maintain good health and more important to think about his health.

Friday, August 15, 2014

Tips to Have a Healthy Cat

The Essential Cat

Your little friend has certain needs, some of those are basic:  good food,  fresh water, liter box, and bowls or glasses. Bowls are used for food, while drinking water from glasses make cats feel fancy and elegant. Carriers are also important, as are ID collars and microchips, especially if your cat spends time outside the home area.

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

Stop a Cat from Biting and Scratching

How to Stop a Cat from Biting and Scratching

First you have to understand  what encourages your cat to change his behavior.

 Cats normally  respond best to positive reinforcement, namely praising and rewarding appropriate behavior, ignoring and withdrawing from inappropriate behavior.

Sunday, August 3, 2014

Adopted Cat: Night time meowing

Common Causes of Cats Meowing at Night

One of the most regular complaints from cat owners, is of their cat's loud 'crying' sound in the middle of the night. This behavior is unfortunately very common and usual, particularly in older cats. Usually the cat just wants attention and reassurance that her humans are still around and she has not been left on her own. Cats often meow during the day as well, but the night call can seem much louder and more demanding also distracting.

Sunday, July 27, 2014

How to Make Your Cat Stop Attacking You?

Discipline the cat. 
You need to let him know not to do that.
  • One of the most effective ways to discipline a cat is a clean water spray. Squirting the cat in the face or body will stop most cats. They don't like it usually. Once in a while a cat enjoys it and thinks of it as a game. If so, use the spritzer as a distraction.

Saturday, July 19, 2014

Top Distracting Toys for Home-Alone Cats

1. Peek-a-Prize Toy Box

The most interesting feature  of this toy is that the cats' natural hunting and stalking instincts come into play in reality. Their interest is not particularly in the "prey", but in the thrill of the hunt. The floor became littered with toys flipped out of the box by one kitty or another. Be sure to stock the box with plenty of other toys to maximize your cat's home-alone playtime. This is a toy that cats will not grow tired of.