I'm looking for a new home for my canadian siamese cat "chloei". she is 5.5 months, imported but the papers were lost during the typhoon ondoy. =(. she and my female persian cat always quarrel, that is why i am letting her go. the cat is well cared of, pure cat food fed. drinks milk every meal. and sleeps with me in my room. she is very playful and malambing. well groomed and has a deep dark blue eyes. seal point choco.=)
this is for rush!
you can have her for only 3500(neg) long as you can assure me that she will be well taken cared of..
contact me at: 09173421205
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Toilet for Cats - how to teach them a lesson
The fact of the matter is, toilet training your cat will be difficult, if not hard if you do not have the right tips and techniques. You can not just try to teach your cat to use the toilet if you have no idea what you are doing or if you have any erroneous information. There will probably be obstacles along the way and if you do not know how you overcome them may just give up. Forcing your cat to learn to use the toilet with the wrong methods can emotionally damage your cat! You want your cat to enjoy the benefits of using the toilet - not making his life and miserable.Yes yours, there are benefits to your cat to be toilet trained - the benefits are not just for you! Research has shown that cats are happier and healthier when they are toilet trained. Dust and other debris from the cat litter can cause health problems long term for your cat.
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Cat training - Teach them how to use toilet
But first before you worry if your cat will allow you to toilet train him, imagine how it would be if your cat's health have been trained. The greatest benefit and most obvious would be to get rid of litter (s) in your home. And with no more litter box than you have immediately reduced the odors that go with it. Plus no more bending over to pick up the litter that just can make your back pain and assaults your nose. (I said the only reason to have a cold is that it makes changing the litter more bearable since I can not feel a damn thing.)
Good Grooming for Cats
Grooming tips for cats.
Although cats are fastidious groomers, they still shed. Short of shaving your cat, here are some great tips to prevent your home from becoming a giant furball–and to help your kitty stay sleek and hairball-free.
1. For the first grooming session, use a soft-bristled brush. Call your cat in a cheery tone and reward him with a small treat. Start at the tip of the fur and gently work deeper into his coat to prevent the brush from getting trapped in tangles or clumps.
2. Always brush in the direction of your cat’s coat. Going against the grain can irritate her skin and make her want to flee the scene when she sees you pulling out the grooming supplies.
3. To make cleanup easy, slip a piece of old pantyhose over the head of a brush before grooming. The bristles will poke through, an all you have to do is pull up on the pantyhose to discard the hair.
4. Keep brushes in various places in your house. That way, your cat can be treated to a spur-of-the-moment grooming without your having to hunt for a brush.
5. Use two-sided tape to attach plastic self-grooming combs along the lower corner of wall. These products permit your pet to rub against the plastic bristles and get a grooming any time she desires.
Although cats are fastidious groomers, they still shed. Short of shaving your cat, here are some great tips to prevent your home from becoming a giant furball–and to help your kitty stay sleek and hairball-free.
1. For the first grooming session, use a soft-bristled brush. Call your cat in a cheery tone and reward him with a small treat. Start at the tip of the fur and gently work deeper into his coat to prevent the brush from getting trapped in tangles or clumps.
2. Always brush in the direction of your cat’s coat. Going against the grain can irritate her skin and make her want to flee the scene when she sees you pulling out the grooming supplies.
3. To make cleanup easy, slip a piece of old pantyhose over the head of a brush before grooming. The bristles will poke through, an all you have to do is pull up on the pantyhose to discard the hair.
4. Keep brushes in various places in your house. That way, your cat can be treated to a spur-of-the-moment grooming without your having to hunt for a brush.
5. Use two-sided tape to attach plastic self-grooming combs along the lower corner of wall. These products permit your pet to rub against the plastic bristles and get a grooming any time she desires.