Cat Maintenance

Yes, there are several no-kill animal shelters in Hamilton, Ohio, that may be able to help with rehoming your cats. Organizations like the Animal Friends Humane Society and the Cincinnati SPCA often take in cats and work to find them new homes. It's best to contact these shelters directly to discuss your situation and see if they have available space. Additionally, local rescue groups or foster networks may also be options to consider.

Otomax is an ear medication typically used in dogs to treat ear infections caused by bacteria and yeast. While it may be prescribed for cats in certain situations, it is not commonly recommended due to potential side effects. Always consult a veterinarian before using any medication on your cat to ensure it is safe and appropriate for their specific condition.

The belief that cats have nine lives is a common myth and not based in reality. Cats are resilient animals, but they only have one life just like any other living creature. The origin of this myth is unclear, but it likely stems from their agility, ability to survive falls from high places, and their reputation for escaping dangerous situations relatively unscathed.

It is certainly not a good idea to feed a cat Pepperami, for the sole reason that it is a spicy food that will undoubtedly cause severe diarrhoea. Cats should not be fed foods that contain spices or other seasoning, as their stomachs have not evolved to handle such foods and can cause harm to the cat.

Also, Pepperami and other processed foods contain preservatives and other chemicals that can be harmful.

Shedding is a natural process for cats to get rid of old or damaged fur and make way for new growth. At 10 weeks old, a kitten's body is still developing and adjusting, which can sometimes result in more shedding than usual. It's important to ensure they have a healthy diet and grooming routine to support their growing needs.

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Some breeds of cats will not use a litter box, You may need to set down newspaper around the box. And if you have more than 1 cat, that cats my not want to share. Or It could be the type of litter you are using. There are a few suggestions for you to ponder.

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In the Grooming Salon, you have to be 16 to become a bather and 18 to become a groomer. As far as the rest of the store, I am unsure. It probly depends on the state you are in. In AZ it's 17 for any positions in the store. Not too sure about grooming and the hotel.

If the kitten has already weaned off milk, they can eat soft baby food like products, although be sure none of these have onion or garlic in them. They do best with things like plain chicken. Do not feed them vegetables or products containing vegetables, or cow's milk. If they still need milk, talk to a veterinarian about buying bottles of cat milk formula.

Please note that human foods (unless you wish to feed your kitten a raw diet - which requires a lot of research) should never be substituted for a complete and balanced cat food.

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You will need to bottle feed an orphaned kitten. Cimicat substitute milk or baby milk formula can be used successfully. You will need to feed the kitten every two hours. You will also need to stimulate the kitten after feeding, to enable it to pass waste matter. You do this by gently rubbing a cotton wool ball around it's belly area until the kittens produces waste matter.

We trained our cat by carrying it towards the litterbox and making its paws scrape up and down the litter.

Mom cats often adopt another cat's litter, especially if the mom recently gave birth. For young kittens, that's okay BUT mom will need more food with protein (e.g. a good dry and wet food). However, 12-week old kittens should NOT be nursing. Separate the older kittens from their "adopted" mom and get them onto dry food.

This is a very difficult problem, and the answer depends on how determined that cat is. For example, a cat that lives in an apartment around which there is only a small patch of garden nearby to act as a litter box, that cat will be very determined to poop in it. Some things you can try are: # place chicken wire on any bare soil so the cat can't scratch it up. # place chicken wire or bird netting over the tops of all the plants, draping it down to the ground in a single flower bed. # spray citrus oil on the area where the cat has been pooping. # scatter citris peels around the area. # place a motion-activated sprinkler in the garden. # keep a squirt bottle handy and squirt the cat any time you see it in the garden. # make sure the cat has a clean litterbox available in a quiet spot that isn't near any other strong smells. Stop faffing around get a Jack Russel terrier.

Yes, you can trim your outdoor cat's claws. Even when they are trimmed, they are still very sharp. Definitely sharp enough for climbing and self-defense.

Yes, some will, some won't.

Do NOT use anti-bacterial dishwashing liquid, it will kill the microbes that benefit growing.

Anywhere from 1 to 10 kittens - though the average is 5 to 7

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