Kitty Basics Plr Ebook

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Table Of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1: Choosing A Kitty Basics

Chapter 2: Figure Out The Cost

Chapter 3: Check Into The Cats Health

Chapter 4: Check Into The Cats Age

Chapter 5: What Amenities Do You Need

Chapter 6: The Issues That Can Arise If You Don’t Choose Carefully

Wrapping Up

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Chapter 2: Figure Out The Cost

Synopsis

As in owning anything worthwhile, there are always costs incurred either in the initial stages or throughout the ownership period. However the owner should be well aware and prepared of these costs, otherwise it could eventually constitute to be burdensome.

The Cost

The following are some areas where it is most likely to incur costs, thus the need to be aware of what to expect when considering owning a cat:

If the owner is considering a pure breed then the initial cost required can be considerable, however if the cat is gotten as a gift or from an animal shelter there may be no cost or very little cost incurred.

Vaccinations are another element that would require the owner set aside some money for. This is both important and unavoidable as the consequences of not vaccinating the cat would eventually result in other medical problems.

This could cost anything from $50-$70 depending on the types of vaccinations needed.

Neutering the cat should also be considered, if the owner has no intention of being responsible for raising a litter each time the cat gives birth.

This would cost the owner anywhere from $100 – $200, depending on the type of procedure chosen.

Food and water bowls are also another essential item that should be acquired for the cat. As cats are creates of habit, ensuring these are accessible and kept in a particular place always is important. Kitty litters are also very important if the cat is going to be house bound.

Cats usually require this apparatus to ease themselves and it is certainly a welcomed regimen that works well for both the owner and cat. Investing in a good cat litter box will be well worth the cost.

Chapter 3: Check Into The Cats Health

Synopsis

Part of the responsibility of having a cat would be to keep an eye on its health conditions. With this in mind the owner should be well aware of all the necessary elements to look out to ensure early detection is possible and the relevant medical attention can be sought.

The Health

The following are some of the areas that can be looked into when it comes to checking on the health of the pet cat:

A cat’s weight readings should not vary too much and its eating habits should be fairly consistent. These are tell tale signs of something amiss in the cat’s health should these two important factors show some variations. The cat’s ideal weight should be measurable by its age and if this seems satisfactory then the potential owner can consider keeping the cat as a pet.

The cat’s coat is also another good indication to the general health conditions of the cat. If the coat seems rather lack luster, then there is a good indication that either the cat’s health is in jeopardy or the cat’s diet should be changed. Unusual amounts of fur shedding is also cause for concern, although this could be due to a variety of reasons, some of which may be sudden stress the cat is undergoing, the improper nutritional content of the present diet plan, the shampoo being used and perhaps the general living conditions of the cat.

Keeping a close watch on the cat’s inner eyelid or otherwise known as the third eye, would also help to alert the owner of its impending health issues. This eyelid should ideally be should ideally not be visible to the human eye, and if it is, then there is a good indication that there is possible signs of stress created from foreign substances in the cat’s eye.

Chapter 4: Check Into The Cats Age

Synopsis

The most popular way to check the age of the cat is by examining its teeth. This method is usually used by those who are not medically trained as animal doctors.

However as most of the kitten’s teeth are usually very quickly evolved into adult ones, it may be rather difficult to actually pin point the exact age of the animal.

The Age

The cat’s eyes are another good indicator of its age. If there is cloudiness in the lenses, it would mean the cat is rather old or has managed to contract cataracts.

This would most likely indicate a more mature cat. Most kittens start out with smooth irises which then eventually develop into jagged and crackly looking ones as they age.

Feeling the body to judge the muscular build of the cat is also another way to judge the age of the cat. Kittens then to have well shaped and toned muscles while the older cats would be more inclined to have some extra skin sagging and clear visible evidence of the shoulder blades protruding out.

Also kittens and younger cat are more likely to be more active and thus rather mischievous and playful. An older cat would be more likely to spend most of its time sleeping and not overly impressed with any toys introduced into its daily routine.

Kittens and younger cats however would be more than enthusiastic and curios of any new introduction into their lives and are often very alert to even the smallest changes in their immediate environment.

All these elements put together would help the individual make an informed calculation of the general age of the cat, without the need to seek out a medical expert’s advice.

Once such elements are recognized, the individual can then decide if the particular animal is suitable to be taken as a pet. This will also give the future owner some idea of the other corresponding items that would be needed to cater to the particular age choice made.

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