How to Take Care of Cats

A book written in honor of all the people who unknowingly invited cats into their homes, unaware of the ensuing chaos, mischief, and reorganization of the family structure.
Included are the following subjects: - Choosing the best cat for your lifestyle and house - What to do if a stray cat or kitten is found - Becoming a foster parent for cats - How to bring a new cat home: materials, secure areas, and introductions - Nutrition for cats - Shedding and grooming - Care for cats - Problem-solving techniques o Litter Box Concerns damaging scratching Biting and aggressive behavior o Worry and Fear o Disruptive behaviors (Counter Surfing, Excessive Meowing, and More) o Carrier Education o Dispensing Medicine - Amusement and enlightenment - Cat senior care You've made the decision to adopt a cat. Simple, right? Simply go to the nearest animal shelter, choose the cuddly, orange animal, and live happily ever after.
Even while this is exactly what many prospective cat adopters are thinking, finding your new best buddy can be a little trickier. In fact, getting a kitten is a 15-20 year commitment. One of my cats once lived to be 27 years old! What if they don't get along with your other pets? or your children? What if they stop using their litter box, which would be worse? And how frequently do cats even require veterinary care? You have to at least give it some thought, even for impulsive folks like myself.
This book fills that need. It is a thorough reference for all things cat adoption. This is a fantastic place to start if you're not sure where to look. We'll also discuss any queries you may have if you recently took a new cat home. Even if you've owned a cat for a while, you're sure to pick up some new information. So let's get started.
Grab your feather and catnip wand.