Understanding Stomach Diseases, Worms, and Deworming in Cats
Cats can suffer from various stomach diseases, many of which are caused by parasites like worms. As a responsible cat owner or breeder, understanding these conditions is crucial for maintaining feline health and preventing serious complications.
So, You Want to Be a Breeder? Read This First.
Thinking of breeding cats? It’s more than pairing two cats—it's costly, emotional, and demanding. Learn the reality before you start. Read more now!
Famous Cat Breeds: Health and Traits You Should Know
Choosing a cat breed is about more than looks—it’s also about health and longevity. This guide covers 10 popular breeds, their traits, potential health concerns, and typical costs, helping you make an informed choice for a happy, long-term companion.
Navigating the World of Cat Breeding: A Beginner's Guide
Welcome to the breeding hobby! As a Scottish Fold breeder, I’ve learned the importance of ethical practices, health testing, and understanding genetic risks like osteochondrodysplasia. Responsible breeding ensures your cats’ health and happiness, but it requires commitment and care.
Solving the Mystery: Why Your Cat Pees Outside the Litter Box
If your cat is peeing outside the litter box, first rule out medical issues with a vet. Common causes include stress, a dirty litter box, environmental changes, or territorial marking. Understanding these factors helps guide your cat back to proper litter habits.
Avoid Backyard Breeders, Impulsive Buying, and Why Education Is Key When Choosing a Breeder
Adopting a kitten is exciting, but it’s vital to make informed choices for their health and well-being. Avoid impulse decisions and backyard breeders; take time to understand responsible breeding practices.
How Much Does It Cost to Raise a Purrfect Kitten in the First 3 Months?
Raising a kitten is a full-time commitment, and at PurrfectlyFold Cattery, it’s a 24-hour, no-break labor of love. From the moment our kittens are born, they are cared for around the clock. If a kitten struggles to eat, I wake up through the night to ensure they are fed and stay nourished. Every detail of their care is meticulously managed to give them the best possible start in life.
Understanding Cat Colors and the EMS (Easy Mind System) Codes
Cats come in a stunning array of colors and patterns, making each one unique. The Easy Mind System (EMS), used by TICA and others, simplifies how breeders and enthusiasts classify cat coats. Let’s explore common colors and patterns and how EMS codes work!
Beware of Common Houseplants: Hidden Dangers for Your Cat
Many common houseplants are toxic to cats, causing irritation or serious health issues. This guide highlights dangerous indoor plants for cats and suggests safer alternatives for your home.
The Hidden Dangers of Lilies and Other Flowers for Cats: What Every Pet Owner Should Know
As a cat owner, keeping your feline safe is a top priority. Many common household plants—especially lilies—can be deadly. In this post, we’ll cover toxic flowers and how to protect your cat at home.
Annual Costs of Owning a Kitten: Complete Breakdown for 2024
Understanding the annual costs of owning a kitten in 2024 is essential for responsible pet care. You’ll need to budget for essential expenses such as kitten food, veterinary care, a wellness plan, litter box maintenance, grooming supplies, toys for kittens, and pet insurance. Unexpected health issues may also result in additional costs. Total estimated annual costs for kitten ownership: $1,890 to $3,520.
Understanding the Risks of Household Chemicals for Cats
Keep your Scottish Fold safe by using pet-safe products and keeping your home tidy. Air fresheners can’t replace a clean litter box—if your cat’s stool smells off, consult your vet. A clean, safe environment keeps your kitten healthy and happy!
Finding the Perfect Cat Litter for Scottish Fold Kitten and Adult Cats
Start your Scottish Fold kitten with the same litter they used at the cattery, then transition gradually to your preferred type over 7–10 days. Provide one litter box per cat plus one extra, placed in quiet, accessible spots. Scoop 3–4 times daily and fully clean weekly with a vet-safe disinfectant. For adults, Arm & Hammer Clump & Seal works well; for kittens, soft, low-dust pelletized bedding is ideal.
