Cat Maintenance

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help her quickly and get an adult now!!!

I think this may be the term you are looking for. Most authorities agree that the domestic cat descended from the Caffre cat, a small breed of African wildcat. The Caffre cat was domesticated in ancient Egypt, possibly as early as 2500 bc.

Red or bright pink is a common color for a cat's penis. We don't normally see them because cat's are great about tucking them back in and usually you'd only catch a peak when they are cleaning themselves. I've worked with hundreds of male cats over the years and can only count a handful of times I've been "flashed". However, if your kitten's penis is bloody, bumpy, or your kitten seems to be having pain while urinating, then you should call your vet immediately to get him checked out.

I'd take her to the vet.

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Straw is a good thing for animals to sleep in/on and will help them stay warm.

We put straw in our dog house for the winter to keep them warm.

We have had EXCELLENT luck with a product called EVER CLEAN. We've got 5 cats in the house, and visitors find that hard to believe since they never smell any odor.

If a cat has missed the box, and urine has gotten on your floor, clean with a warm solution that is heavy on white vinegar. There also is a new product that has recently been introduced called 0 Odor...and that's what it provides. But the best way to control the odor is to prevent it in the first place, and that's where the EVER CLEAN comes in. We've tried ALL the current litters, and EVER CLEAN works best for us.

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I used to have the same problem, try using scented cat litter and if that still doesent work just spray some air freshner around the room if it really pongs!

Baking Soda, and try different brands and types of litter. They are not all the same quality. Just experiment until you find a good one.

The food your feeding makes a difference too. I mean, what goes in must come out. I found that when I feed my cats inferior food the box gets much worse.

Also, I don't know what your cleaning routine is right now, but cat pee can kind of soak into a plastic litter box. It helps if when you change the litter box, you empty it completely, let some dish-washing detergent soak in there for a while and then set it out to dry in the sun.

Be sure the litter box is a real one and not just a plastic organizer or such because most litter boxes are treated, but it should also have a smooth shiny inner surface. Using a clumping litter is really best, and most have odor neutralizers in them. Of course you could use litter box liners, but most of the time they get slashed by the cat's claws. I clean mine about every week or so, and I have no odors come from it unless she has a poop; and it is cleaned out right away. Also wipe from just above the litter the the rim every day. That will help to keep odors away.

You should change it like twice a week because it will stink really bad no matter what you do

I use Feline Pine's clumping formula, Its the best smelling/best odor control litter I've used yet. Best clumping too and eco friendly to boot!

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You also may want to try cleaning the area around where you keep the litter box because sometime the cat may miss the litter box or kick some of its "wastes" out.

And also try buying a new litter box or keeping it in the garage so that you can't smell the odor anymore.

Sometimes on the back of the bag of cat food there will be a chart or something that says how much you should feed your cat according to its weight.

Cats have retractable claws .

No, this isn't normal, but it isn't a particularly bad thing, either. Some kittens just develop much quicker than their litter-mates.

Not at all, unless you're doing it constantly to purposefully stress the cat. Cats generally don't need baths, but to give a bath once in a while to get a cat clean is often necessary.

Your cat should not do that.

Coyotes, wolves, and snakes eat cats.

Raptors such as eagles, hawks, and owls will take cats as well.

Any larger predator will eat cats: wolves, coyotes, bears, some dogs, foxes, raccoons, eagles and hawks...

It would be about one through two pounds because it is just a baby and doesn't eat as much as a adult cat would eat

There are a couple of options. You could possibly take that cat to an animal shelter, or take the cat in as your own. If you're not sure if it is a stray, then you should consider asking neighbors if they know who's cat it is.

There is no exact answer to this, just as there is no firm age in humans. It is recommended to spay/neuter your cat around 4-5 months. Doing this early will also help your cat from developing unwanted behavior like spraying, marking, and aggression. Your family vet will be able to tell you more about the development of your particular cat.

It really depends on how the mom is, if it won't stress her out you can touch them as newborns, but it's good to wait a couple weeks.

Twice a day is good for adult cats, kittens should be fed 3 times a day. A mix of wet and dry food is best, so perhaps one feeding can be wet food, and the other can be dry. Just remember when you feed multiple times a day to split up the amount of food they are getting so you don't end up feeding too much in one day.

If your cat needs to lose weight, buying food that's marked "lean" is better than cheaper foods that say "weight maintenance" etc. (those usually are just empty filler ingredients with less real food), and you might have to feed your cats separately to make sure your heavier cat isn't eating more than her share. Exercise is also crucial to weight management so make sure your cat gets exercise every day.

As for how much you should feed the kitten four to six times a day for young kittens, or three to four for older kittens, with small-sized meals usually two to three teaspoons of wet food (make sure you chop up the meat into little pieces). Kittens need a lot of food for them to develop and grow in a healthy manner, so give the kitten as much food as the kitten needs/eats.

generally between 2 and 5k.

A good old home remedy is warming a little baby oil, then instering a few drops it into the ear then tilt your head over to drain the baby oil/wax out. Try this a couple times a day for about 4 days.

In the city of Phoenix, Arizona, it is not illegal to feed stray cats. However, if you do feed them, the city considers them to belong to you and you will become responsible for them.

Even though they do not have claws, declawed cats do catch mice. Cats have very strong paws, as well as sharp teeth.

You will suffer from lung cancer and most likely die from it.