by: WinstonHill
Let's begin by understanding that your cat will always rely on you for regular veterinary cat care, safe shelter, water and food despite there independent appearance. If you are consistent with meeting there essential needs you will be in a great place to have a rewarding and mutually benefitting relationship.
Make sure you get a collar and ID tag for your cat that includes your telephone number, address and name. Remember that there is always a chance your cat may get outside and having the collar and id tag will heighten the chances of your cat returning home safely.
Your cat should be kept indoors when possible. This is best for the community, your cat and you when you keep your cat safely confined at all times.
It's important that you make the decision to get your cat spayed or neutered. This action will keep them healthier and help reduce the issue of cat overpopulation.
It is up to you to train your cat from doing things you don't like like jumping on counter tops and scratching furniture. They can be trained like any other pet if you also keep in mind a bit of understanding, effort and patience when doing so.
Make it a habit to groom your cat often which will keep there coat shiny, soft and healthy. Keep in mind that long-haired cats should have their hair brushed to prevent their hair from matting. This also applies to short-haired cats so that they can remove as loose hair. You want to keep their hairball creation down as much as possible. This occurs when they groom themselves and ingest a large volume of hair.
Closing
After reading this article you can see why we would recommend you to be loyal and patient. Most of your cat's behavior problems can be resolve if you have the right expectations in place for them. Contact your veterinarian or local animal shelter if you are having problems with your cat's actions.
About the Author
Winston Hill is a loving promoter of Cat Care. He also established the Expert Cat Care online cat care and training resource.
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