Getting a pet is not as easy as it may seem at first glance.
More precisely, it won’t be difficult to buy a kitten, but responsibility, free time and attention can’t be bought in a store.
To make the right decision, try to assess whether you can shoulder the responsibility of caring for your pet and provide him with the care he so needs.
What kind of care do cats need?
It is important not only to purchase food and a bowl, but also to properly arrange the space in the house for the cat.
Install scratching posts, houses and play complexes so that your pet can spend time actively.
Pay attention to the size and location of the tray; it should be comfortable for the animal.
Some members of the cat family require special care. For example, sphinxes need to be bathed in warm water with a mild shampoo, and Maine Coons need to be brushed every few days to prevent tangles.
You will also need to take your cat to the vet regularly and give it the necessary vaccinations.
Adult cats over one year of age are recommended to undergo a preventive examination once a year, and elderly pets over 11 years of age are recommended to undergo a preventive examination every six months.
When choosing a purebred cat, research the possible health risks associated with that particular breed.
