Cat care

Are there any situations in life that you dislike most? What about injections, for example? Of course, you're terrified when the doctor picks up a syringe! And while you won't actually feel any serious pain, you'll definitely experience some stress. Most cats feel something similar before a bath. Naturally, they'll resist, and who knows how your plan will end. Therefore, cat owners must try to outsmart their pets, and to do so, learn the secrets of how to bathe a cat properly—easily and without mutual injury.

Getting a cat is a very important decision. With the arrival of a pet, owners can face numerous problems, including unpleasant odors and soiled carpets, chairs, and other furnishings. A small pet doesn't know where to sleep, eat, go to the bathroom, or how to behave indoors, so it needs to be trained from the start. Start by teaching your cat to use the toilet, otherwise the natural cat odor will permeate every corner of the apartment.

This article will discuss so-called anti-scratch caps, or more correctly, claw caps. These simple devices were invented by an American veterinarian back in 1990. They are silicone caps that precisely follow the contour of each cat's claw.