If you are concerned about the kind of cat food your kitty is eating, these resources will help you learn all you need to know about cat food and nutrition in order to make educated choices of food for your cat, by learning to read cat food labels and understanding the meaning of the ingredients.     http://catwebsite.googlepages.com/catfood.htm
Cat food affects your pet's life, not just during those few moments when she's eating, but for every hour of every day. Cat food regulates the healthy growth of her fur, the supple movement of her joints, the function of her kidneys and other internal organs-even the length of her lifespan. With so much riding on the choice, how can you be sure you're choosing the best cat food for your cat? We're going to help you.

Learn about the many different types of cat breeds. Here you can research each of the cat breeds, and discover about their looks, temperaments, behavior and more. There are also pictures of all the cat breeds and links to cat breeders.
http://catwebsite.googlepages.com/cat-breeds.htm

Cat Pregnancy -  For all the cat owners cat pregnancy is a very delicate and vital period. You need to take special care of your cat during this period.  Pregnancy in cats lasts about nine weeks. During the first half of the pregnancy the cat gives no clue that she is pregnant. She hunts, rests, and generally behaves normally. Later on under the influence of progesterone - a hormone released during the pregnancy - and with an ever increasing weight in her abdomen, she soon moderates her behavior, gradually reducing her activity level and resting more.
http://catwebsite.googlepages.com/cat_pregnancy.htm

All pet cats should be spayed or neutered, and these pages tell you why, when and how to go about having his done, as well as veterinary explanations of what spaying and neutering are, and how they are performed.     cat spay and neuter

Funny cats -  The very best photo ops for cat lovers is when we capture on film or disc a cat in a comical pose or napping in a strange place, such as a cooking pot or ...   http://catwebsite.googlepages.com/funny_cat_pictures.htm

Cat Care - How to Take Care of Cat
Cats require some special care for healthy and trouble free existence.
Cats are carnivorous; hence they require some animal-source ingredients, such as meat, poultry, or fish, in their diets.
Give your cat fresh water every day. There is no need to give milk to the cat.
Keep the litter box clean. It promotes good sanitation behavior.
Get your cat vaccinated against deadly diseases.
Take your cat routinely to a veterinarian. Cats are prone to many of the same diseases that human beings are, like cancer, kidney diseases, heart diseases, and dental diseases.
It is advisable to have your cat neutered, also called spayed (for females) and castrated (for males). It aids in control of unwanted kittens, and greatly minimizes the risk of problems associated with the reproductive tract and behavioral problems associated with sexually intact animals.
Cats are attracted towards string-like objects like tinsel, needles and thread, rubber bands etc and may eat them. Some cats are attracted towards electric cords. Therefore, keep all these things out of the reach of cats.
Train the cat to desist from undesirable behaviors such as scratching furniture and jumping on countertops etc.
Put a collar and ID tag that includes your name, address, and telephone number around the cat.

If your kitten seems sick. You must be attentive to your kitten's behavior, because small kittens can fade very quickly if not treated right away. If your kitten becomes sluggish, quits playing, and sleeps more than usual, then he is probably sick. He may also quit eating, and this is very dangerous since his liver may then shut down. If you notice that your kitten has quit eating, you may need to force feed him (see next item). Of course you should take the kitten to see your veterinarian as soon as possible!