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Did You Know?
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Litter Boxes:
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You should have at least one litter box per cat, plus
one.
The litter box should be big enough for your cat to
get in and turn around comfortably. Plastic
"under the bed" storage boxes, cement mixing boxes, and
small children's wading pools all make great litter boxes.
Behaviorists recommend using scoopable, unscented
litter. Boxes should be scooped at
least once daily. Cats have a much more sensitive
nose than we do; therefore, if you smell the litter
box, your cat REALLY smells it!
If your cat suddenly starts to use areas other than
the litter box and their boxes are clean, have your
cat checked by your vet for a possible urinary tract
problem.
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AND NOW YOU KNOW!
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Regular Exams:
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When your favorite feline is past its “kitten
age”, a yearly wellness exam is the best gift you
can give them. It gives your vet a chance to
detect and prevent any health issues as soon as
possible. It’s a time to discuss flea, tick
and parasite control as well as diet and dental care.
If there are signs of anything questionable, your vet
may want to do further tests to keep your cat as
healthy as she can. Once you supply your vet
with pertinent information on your cat, she will be
able to recommend the appropriate vaccinations to
properly protect them until their next exam.
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AND NOW YOU KNOW!
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