That is right, your new cat is all about training YOU so that you can clearly understand what it wants, when it wants it.

It does not take you long to get your training completed, but those first few weeks can be harrowing while you are trying to run down the list of what your cat could possibly want, when it meows THAT way.

The different tones your cat uses and the intensity of each one, is something that humans can understand, but your clever cat is also implementing body language to “help you along” so that its intensions are clear and understandable by you.

A meow for food is one pitch, a meow for attention is another pitch and a meow to be let into a room is even another type of pitch and so on.

Your own instincts will have you passing the training with flying colours, have faith that your ca ... Read more »

When a cat is absent of having the attention of a medical professional to assist in keeping an eye on the heath of a cat, there is far more room for the cat to become ill, contract and suffer from diseases and viruses and overall horrible health.

Even an outside cat proves that lack of medical attention is a sure fire way to getting certain typical feline diseases and other health conditions and without treatment, the cats lifespan is shortened by quite a few years.

You may be anti-veterinarian, but if you asked your cat, it would scold YOU for not caring about it enough to try to keep it healthy through the help and yearly visits to a veterinarian.

Once a year, having a vet check your cat over is the least you can do for your cat and for yourself if you enjoy your cat as a companion. Check out this website for the ... Read more »

Think of your cat as an untrainable and non-disciplinary type animal, because for the most part, that is exactly what it is.

Cats are as opposite to dogs as it can get, dogs WANT to please their owner, they WANT to obey and they WANT to get along with everyone.

Your cat does NOT want to do anything that a dog would, it simply does not think like a dog and it certainly does not act like a dog.

Your cat is more on the sophisticated side, it is highly independent and makes its own rules and bends slightly to accommodate you as you reside within its territory and you are the one who regularly provides food, shelter, grooming and companionship.

It is not that your cat is arrogant, it is a feline and all throughout the ages, cats have not lost their “rules the roost” attitude, no matter how much they ar ... Read more »

While longhaired cats seem to shed in a similar manner to shorthaired cats, there are often assumptions made regarding the amounts. Most cats shed regardless of breed and type of coat. The amount of shedding will be difficult to predict prior to bringing them home, and there is no way to determine if the longhaired cat will shed more or less than a shorthaired cat. Only time will be able to tell you this as each pet is an individual and faces different health and environmental conditions.

If you are concerned about shedding, try to maintain a proper grooming schedule with regular bushings. Also, since healthy fur starts with a healthy body, be proactive and feed your cat a diet made up of whole foods. These will diminish the amount of fur found around the home and help ensure your pet will have a healthy coat. Please contact your local veterinary clinic Montgomery County ... Read more »