1.Before raising a cat, it is best to check for allergens first. If you are allergic to cat hair, either don't keep it or keep a hairless cat.
2. Cats need to be vaccinated, and kittens in the first year must be vaccinated.
3. There are basically no cats that do not shed their fur, and long haired cats are more severe. Black clothes will become a concentrated display area for cat fur. (You can prepare hair stickers at home, in the car, at work, and other places)
4. Caught or bitten by a cat, the wound is deep and bleeding, and basic rabies vaccination is required. (Ask the doctor for specific information)
5.If cats do not plan to give birth when they reach their age, it is best to undergo sterilization as it can prevent many diseases.
6. Cats do not have the same self-awareness as humans, and sterilization does not make them feel depressed because they cannot be a father/mother.
7. Male cat sterilization is relatively cheap and simple, with a short recovery period by picking eggs.
Sterilization of female cats is relatively expensive and complex, with the removal of ovaries and fallopian tubes by laparotomy. The recovery period is long, and careful care should be taken after surgery.
8. Cats undergoing sterilization surgery have anesthesia risks and need to be mentally prepared.
9. After sterilization, cats may experience stress reactions. Owners should be mentally prepared and soothe the cat's emotions after surgery.
10. When raising a cat, it is necessary to seal the windows and ensure safety protection for both high and low floors.
11. Cats like to scratch mattresses, sofas, and even walls.
12. Whether a cat is clingy or cold depends mainly on its status at home and its innate personality.
13. Cats like to jump at night, and those with good skills will simply jump, while those with poor skills will accidentally hit something.
14. Caging a cat at night may prevent it from jumping, but it may keep you awake all night.
15. Do not force cats to do things they do not like, as stress reactions can be terrifying and can lead to sudden cat death in severe cases.
If family members do not agree to keep cats, they must be cautious.
Changing the owner midway can make the cat feel down, which can lead to depression and stress in severe cases; If abandoned directly, domestic cats may become stray cats and may not live long outside.
