How to Get Along With Your Cat
Feed your cat something good, like seafood flavored cat food., Give it a treat., Pat it every day. , Treat your cat well and never abuse it., Give it clean, fresh water and food., Give it love., If you have a job or something else you have to do...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Feed your cat something good
Older cats usually like softer treats, while younger cats like harder ones. ,, Instead of hitting or pushing your cat away if it does something wrong, point to them and firmly say, "no"
or spray some water onto them with a spray bottle.
Your cat may not like it if you pick them up while they are upset or tired; some cats may not even want you to pick them up at all, so be careful if you try to. , Wash the bowls out every day.
You wouldn't want to eat from the same plate everyday, so why should a cat? , Even buy it cat toys for Christmas. , mice, golf balls, tin foil crumpled into a ball, paper balls, etc).
If you have a big windowsill with a cushion, draw back the curtains, and your cat can relax and watch the birds. ,,, Milk can be a nice treat for a cat, but do not give it milk all the time, because it is not good for them.
After your cat has weaned, it will most likely become lactose intolerant.
Try to give your cat a little bit of cow's milk to see if it causes diarrhea.
If your cat is okay after that, then you may give them a bowl of milk every once in a while as a treat.
While grown cats do not need milk, you can purchase lactose free cat milk from a supermarket or pet store to give them. , You can also buy a product called LitterMaidĀ®, which cleans the litter for you instead of you having to do it. , Some younger cats like "Kitty Condos".
It helps their claws to stay a certain length, and it feels good to them.
If your cat tends to scratch up your furniture, a scratching post will be a great help.
Make sure that if you catch them clawing on the furniture to direct them to the scratching post instead.
They will soon learn to scratch on the post instead of the furniture. -
Step 2: like seafood flavored cat food.
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Step 3: Give it a treat.
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Step 4: Pat it every day.
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Step 5: Treat your cat well and never abuse it.
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Step 6: Give it clean
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Step 7: fresh water and food.
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Step 8: Give it love.
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Step 9: If you have a job or something else you have to do that prevents you from visiting your cat for a few hours
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Step 10: get an automatic water bowl for them and leave some toys for it (e.g.
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Step 11: Give it a bed
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Step 12: or if you really want to make your cat happy
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Step 13: you could even give your cat their own room!
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Step 14: If you can
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Step 15: take it for walks.
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Step 16: Give it milk on occasion.
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Step 17: Clean the litter box at least once a week.
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Step 18: Get a cat scratch tree.
Detailed Guide
Older cats usually like softer treats, while younger cats like harder ones. ,, Instead of hitting or pushing your cat away if it does something wrong, point to them and firmly say, "no"
or spray some water onto them with a spray bottle.
Your cat may not like it if you pick them up while they are upset or tired; some cats may not even want you to pick them up at all, so be careful if you try to. , Wash the bowls out every day.
You wouldn't want to eat from the same plate everyday, so why should a cat? , Even buy it cat toys for Christmas. , mice, golf balls, tin foil crumpled into a ball, paper balls, etc).
If you have a big windowsill with a cushion, draw back the curtains, and your cat can relax and watch the birds. ,,, Milk can be a nice treat for a cat, but do not give it milk all the time, because it is not good for them.
After your cat has weaned, it will most likely become lactose intolerant.
Try to give your cat a little bit of cow's milk to see if it causes diarrhea.
If your cat is okay after that, then you may give them a bowl of milk every once in a while as a treat.
While grown cats do not need milk, you can purchase lactose free cat milk from a supermarket or pet store to give them. , You can also buy a product called LitterMaidĀ®, which cleans the litter for you instead of you having to do it. , Some younger cats like "Kitty Condos".
It helps their claws to stay a certain length, and it feels good to them.
If your cat tends to scratch up your furniture, a scratching post will be a great help.
Make sure that if you catch them clawing on the furniture to direct them to the scratching post instead.
They will soon learn to scratch on the post instead of the furniture.
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