Below you will find some basic care for your cat
food
Cats should be fed dry or wet food. Thus, when choosing good quality food, it is certain that the cat consumes all the essential elements to maintain a good quality of life, as these elements are formulated in a balanced manner so that the animal absorbs them easily, and avoids problems in the future.
Cats vary greatly in the amount of food they need, which varies according to the size, breed, condition, and characteristics of each animal. Most cats adapt well to control the food they eat according to their needs.
vaccination
Vaccination is very important to maintain the health of your cat, as it is without a doubt the first barrier against disease.
It is simple and can save your pet's life.
The range of vaccines available for cats includes: bronchitis, calicivirus, leukopenia, feline leukemia, and rabies.
Kittens need multiple doses of vaccinations. The first dose is the preparation dose and the second dose, the so-called booster makes the response greater and the body's defense becomes longer.
- Deworming
Animals are often infected with external parasites (such as fleas and ticks) at the level of the skin, hair, and ears, and internal parasites (such as tapeworms and roundworms) in the intestine and lungs.
These injuries can not only endanger the health of the animals but also threaten the health of its owner. For the same reason, we must prevent infection by de-worming.
Indoor deworming should be done (at least) 4 times a year, every 3 months depending on the time of the year (from April to October it should be done more regularly); External deworming should be.performed monthly
- identification
Electronic identification is a method used to reduce loss or theft of dogs that consists of placing a small microchip under the animal's skin.
The microchip has a world-unique identification number recorded in a database where the cat's characteristics are as well as the contact details of the owner.
After identification, the cat must be registered within 30 days with the parish council in the bearer's area of residence, and it must be presented:
- Cat Health Flyer
- Registration form (original and copy)