1. Train the cat to defecate in a fixed place.

Cats are relatively clean animals, but the habit of fixing their defecation spots requires training. During training, put a waste basin or cardboard box next to the cat as a toilet, put 3-4 cm thick sand in it, and put a little sand with the smell of cat urine or feces on the top layer.

2. Pay more attention to the cat’s behavior

When you see a cat that is anxious and moving in circles, it means that the cat needs to defecate or urinate. At this time, lead the cat to the potty and let it smell the sand in the pot first. It will defecate in the potty, and it can become a habit after training several times. The litter box should be cleaned frequently and the padding should be changed to keep it clean and odor-free to prevent the cat from feeling the litter box is dirty and changing its place of defecation.

3. Prevent diseases

Do not allow cats to come into contact with other pets (even if these pets have been vaccinated). Kittens must be quarantined for at least 14 days and tested free of potentially fatal infectious diseases. Cats are likely to carry various germs and parasites. Wash and disinfect feeding utensils, cat litter mats and cat towels with boiling water.

Regular deworming, regular vaccination, deworming once a month outside the body and once every three months inside the body.

Two types of vaccines are required, one for cats and one for rabies.

The cat triad includes feline distemper, feline infectious rhinitis, and feline cupping, which must be done every year. Cat food should be selected according to the age of the cat. If it is a kitten, you need to give it cat milk cake or kitten food. Adult cats have special adult cat food. You must pay attention to the quality and choose hypoallergenic natural food. You can buy food, or read reviews of big brands online. ​​​​​​

4. Dealing with cat hair

Cats also shed hair in cycles, just like people add or lose clothes. Generally speaking, cats shed their hair in spring and summer, and they shed a lot of hair at once. Long-haired cats are even more exaggerated. They can weave a small felt for a season of hair loss. Brush your cat frequently, at least once a day during the shedding period. Please note that you should choose a comb that does not fly away, and the combs used by long-haired cats and short-haired cats are different, so please keep your eyes peeled when purchasing. Don't be lazy when it comes to grooming. If the cat's floating hair is eaten when it licks its fur, it will be very painful for the cat to vomit. Some friends who keep green plants at home reported that their cats like to eat green plants. In fact, the cats hope that by eating green plants with crude fiber, they can excrete the eaten hair out of the body when excreting.

In addition to frequent combing, you should always have a lint roller and a vacuum cleaner with strong suction at home. Carpets, sofas and other places where cats often live are the hardest hit areas for cat hair and need to be cleaned regularly. Raising a cat has never been a physical job. As long as we pay more attention to the life of the cat and spend more time with the catThe poop scrapers exchange experiences, pay attention to cat hygiene, and raise cats at home. Just one more cat family adds a lot of happiness to our ordinary life. Raising a cat, like raising a child, requires a lot of time, energy, and money. Therefore, if you are concerned about this before raising a cat or if it is physically unbearable, you need to carefully consider whether to raise a cat.