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New Kitten Help Page

Have you just gotten your first kitten or adult cat?
OK, maybe you had cats as a child, but is this the first time you are the person  responsible for your new friend's care and training? Are you terrified you're going to mess up? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this page is for you. We will continue to add new information to help guide new cat care givers through the initial "Oh my gosh, what was I thinking when I got this cat" phase of having a new feline family member in your life.

I've never been responsible for a cat. The last time I had a cat,
I was a child! What are the basics of taking care of a cat?

How do I know if my cat is sick?

 

Helping your cat adjust to a new home 
"She's clawing EVERYTHING! How do I save my sofa (or chair or rug or drapes)  
How to keep cats out of trouble- Keep their minds busy 
"She won't walk on a leash!" How to leash train a cat(cat owner video)
Teaching a cat to walk on a leash (by a vet-looks easier than it is!)
Getting a cat used to a carrier
Helping your cat keep their figure
Foods your cat should never eat 

HOW DO I..... Movies to show you ways to help your cat by giving a pill - giving liquid medicine - brushing their teeth - trimming nails - removing mats in the coat - brushing your cat's fur - putting a harness on your cat -

                               

 

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