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A lot of people out there just don't know what goes into taking care of a cat. These are great animals to have and don't take quite as much maintenance as other animals. That doesn't mean you shouldn't learn a few things about them. Read this article to help you care for your cat better. Set up a nice, warm and comfortable area for your cat to rest in your home. It should be lined with a warm towel or blanket. Make sure to wash the bedding regularly since it can acquire dust, dander, and anything from outside if your cat is an outdoor cat. To keep your cat healthy and strengthen its bond with you, always set aside lots of play time. Kittens especially need lots of attention, which you can easily give to them through play. Pull a piece of string around for a fun and gentle way to keep a cat entertained for hours! It can be tough to keep cats off the countertops. Cats have a natural predilection for staking out a nice elevated place where they have a good view of their su

You may have trained several dogs in the past, but nothing can prepare you for raising your new feline friend. Cats are nothing like dogs. They require more attention during their growing years and more personal time playing with their owner. This article will highlight some of the main differences between the two. A vet trip should happen for your cat yearly. Your vet can give you an idea of your cat's overall health, in addition to administering any shots it may need. Try to keep the same vet during the life of your pet. This way, the vet will be very familiar with your cat and its history. Avoid eye contact to make friends with a cat. Ever wonder why cats seem drawn to the person who likes cats the least? The answer lies in cat body language. To cats, staring is "rude" and can be considered a challenge. Looking away shows that you respect their space and are not going to be a threat. So next time you are looking to meet a new feline friend, look away and let them appro