Sunday, February 26, 2017

Spay/Neuter

It is very important to get your cat spayed or neutered. Cats can multiply very quickly when they're not fixed.  Cats that are not fixed will spray around the house. This is how cats mark their territory. Getting your cat fixed will reduce or eliminate this. They are less likely to wander off as well.

Low cost spay and neuter clinics are offered at animal shelters. Spaying is the procedure for female cats in which they remove the ovaries and the uterus. Neutering is the procedure for male cats in which they remove the testicles.  The procedure is done in one day and its done within a few hours. They use absorable sutures for the stitches.

To prepare for your cat to be spayed or neutered, you should purchase an E Collar.  It is basically a plastic cone that goes around their neck.  It prevents them from licking their sutures so that it doesn't get infected.  You should also empty out their litter box and shred up pieces of paper to line it with. This is done to prevent the kitty litter from getting into their wounds.

If you adopt a pet from an animal shelter, they are already spayed or neutered before you adopt them.

http://www.ccasnj.org/spay_neuter_clinic/index.html

https://www.awanj.org/spay-neuter-programs




Cat Breeds

When choosing a cat to adopt, you should take into consideration the breed of the cat.   Each cat breed has different characteristics. Here is a checklist of some things to consider to see if the cat breed is right for you.

·         The amount of shedding 
·         Health
·         Playfulness
·         Grooming
·         How vocal is the cat
·         Kid friendly
·         Friendly with strangers
·         Grooming level


My personal favorite cat breed is the Turkish Angora. My cat Angel was a Turkish Angora and I had her for 14 years. She passed away last year.









Tuesday, February 14, 2017

My Cat Blog






My blog is about Cats. Cats are a great choice for a pet. They are very playful, affectionate, great for stress relief, and make great companions. I currently have four cats that are all very special to me.


There are a lot of things to consider before deciding if a cat is right for you. The best place to adopt a cat is from an animal shelter.