What should a rookie cat slave prepare?

🐾 Steps to prepare for the little guy.

1. Provide a "Safe Zone"

The kitten will be alarmed by the new place. Should arrange a small room or calm corner for him first.

Basic Accessories: litter box, water bowl, food bowl and soft mattress

Hideout: Find a basket or paper box for him to use to dodge panic time.

2. Health Check and Vaccine

Very important! Should be taken to the doctor as soon as possible.

Typical Czech Check: Detect ticks, fleas, ear mites and parasites

Plan a vaccine: Consult a doctor on a combined vaccination program for cats and rabies.

Blood test: If there is a cat at home, contact diseases (such as cat AIDS / leukemia) must be tested before finding others.

3. Appropriate nutrition (Nutrition)

Kittens need more energy than grown cats.

Kitten Recipe Diet: Choose a Diet That Fits the Age Range (Kitten) Because It's High in Protein and Calcium

Clean Water: Water must be placed to drink at all times, and should be replaced daily.

4. Disciplinary training and socialization (Socialization)

Practice using a litter box: Normally, the cat instinctively uses it on his own, but we'll probably get him to put it in the pickup after eating a meal to stimulate it.

Playing: Use toys to lure him to move. To familiarize us and reduce stress.

5. Introduction

If you have the same cat: Do not let them meet immediately, you should switch the scent (such as taking a towel that wipes one cat to another) and gradually see your face through a cage or door.

6. Spay & Neuter

Sterilization is another important matter that cat parents should plan for early. Vets generally recommend sterilization when the cat is about 4-6 months old. Sterilization reduces aggressive behavior, flight, dating, as well as reduces the risk of reproductive diseases.

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