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Characteristics

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They are cousins of wild cats like tigers and lions, and are meat-eating animals. They can hunt for food very well with their good sense of sight and hearing. Cats have flexible bodies and can jump and move around much faster than humans can. But pet cats are unlike those wild cats, which have lived with humans for a long period of time. Some examples are the Persians and Siamese cats. However, there are cats that do not have owners, like the ones you often see roaming on the streets. They are known as stray of feral cats. Pet cats are very independent and do not need much attention as dogs, but that does NOT mean you can ignore them. They may not come to you when being called if they are not in the mood. So you must be very patient and train them. Some are very loving and cuddle up to you while some are very playful and active and are easily excited by moving objects. They clean themselves with their tongue, especially after each meal and can sleep up to 18 hours a day~! Cats can live up to 20 years, so make sure you are able to take care of them for that period of time and please DO NOT abandon them halfway. 

Necessities

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Food and water

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Food dish

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Water dish/bottle

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A comfortable place to rest in

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Litter box for toilet

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Grooming equipment [shampoo, nail clippers, com/brush]

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Toys

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Scratching post

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Lotsa time and love from YOU~!

Food

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Cats, like us humans, need to maintain a balanced diet, so do not feed them only one kind of food. But remember not to feed them too much or they will get fat and unhealthy. 

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Any kind of meat

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Cereals

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Fruits

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Vegetables

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Prepared cat food [both wet and dry]

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Water [everyday]

Grooming

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Cats don't really need baths, because they know how to clean themselves, unless they get ditry or have fleas. Long-haired cats need you to groom or brush their fur.

Health

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Cats will usually have enough exercise. If your cat is sick, you need to take them to an animal doctor, known as a veterinarian. They may need injections or medicine to get rid of worms. A veterinarian will also be able to answer all your questions about your cat. 

Looking After

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Outdoors is not a very good place for your cat, so keep your cats indoors to prevent them from getting sick or get into an accident. They may also disturb your neighbours or get involved in fights with other cats. But if they are kept in cages for a long time, allow your cats to come out to play. You may also give them toys like a ball of wool or any moving object that catches their attention.

Babies

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Kittens are difinitely cute but please DO NOT let your cats breed. There are too many stray cats around and not enough good owners. When cats breed, they experience stress too, so you should get your cats neutered or spayed. This means getting your cat sterilised, which is an operation done to prevent your cat from having babies. Morever, it makes your cat healthier and happier. 

 

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