The evolution of a kitten
On day one the newly born kitten depends entirely on it’s mother, it cannot even control it’s body temperature on it’s own. On the next day it will know which of it’s mother’s udders contains the most milk. It’s the beginning of a race for the kitten; first […]
So you have new kittens! Congratulations! Baby kittens are adorable and, if you decide to keep any of them, will being you years of fun and happiness!
Our cat gave us three kittens recently, and we’ve decided to keep them all. I’ve found that experience is the best teacher, so this article will give you tips […]
EYE INFECTIONS IN KITTENS
(CONJUNCTIVITIS NEONATORUM)
Conjunctivitis Neonatorum is an inflammatory condition of the conjunctiva, the white tissue lining the eyelids that occurs due to Herpes Virus infection in kittens. The virus enters the eye through the eyelids before they have opened. Prompt intervention prevents rupture of the cornea and permanent scarring of the eye. Treatment involves […]
Have you ever heard the expression, “Nip the problem in the bud?” Simply put, it means; “Stop the problem before it starts”. The same can be said for raising a problem free cat. Bad behaviors are usually learned as kittens and develop into larger problems as they grow up. When aggressive behavior such as biting […]
Back in the ancient times, the cats are already around. They are even placed in elevated positions in civilizations like Egypt.
Today, any one can enjoy owning a cat. There are no restrictions at all in owning them, unlike other pets that require high maintenance and are subject to state or federal regulation.
A cat can also […]
In this article, I present five great tips for caring for your Ragdoll Cat. I hope you enjoy reading it and learn something new at the same time.
1. Always make time for your Ragdoll
Ragdoll Cats are notoriously sociable creatures and require a lot more attention than other breeds. It is important to make you spend […]
During the mid nineteen hundreds, an American breeder developed a cat breed that was so laid back and relaxed that it would hang limply like a cloth doll when people held it. This breed was developed from a Birman cat and a longhair cat with an unknown ancestry. The breeder called these cats the Ragdoll […]