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Caretakers Diary:
🐈Cats🐾
Tip 1. Feeding your cat- speak with your vet to determine if dry or wet food is best for your cat.
Tip 2. If your cat is scratching your furniture, put a scratching post near where your cat is scratching. Your cat will stop scratching your furniture and start scratching the scratching post.
Tip 3. Provide fresh water daily.
Tip 4. brush your cat daily.
Tip 5. Choose a cat friendly vet.
Tip 6. Keep your cats teeth clean by brushing them daily.
Tip 7. Use a cat carrier when transporting your cat in the car.
Tip 8. DON'T GIVE YOUR CAT: onions ,garlic.
Tip 9: Give your cat heartworm pills and flea and tick medication every month
Caretakers Diary: kittens
Tip 1. Don’t Treat Your Kitten Like an Adult Cat
Tip 1. Don’t Treat Your Kitten Like an Adult Cat
Just as a human infant has vastly different needs than a teenager, a kitten will have care requirements distinct from those of a fully matured cat. In addition, you should consider a kitten’s various stages of development when caring for her
Just as a human infant has vastly different needs than a teenager, a kitten will have care requirements distinct from those of a fully matured cat. In addition, you should consider a kitten’s various stages of development when caring for her
Tip 2. Two to four months this is the phase of rapid growth for kittens in which they'll have almost three times more energy then adult cat. They'll need three to four individual meals a day during this time.
Tip 2. Two to four months this is the phase of rapid growth for kittens in which they'll have almost three times more energy then adult cat. They'll need three to four individual meals a day during this time.
Tip 3: Four to six months of age, kittens in this age of group are reaching adolescence and, thus, sexual maturity. Talk to a veterinarian about having you kitten spayed or neutered before you kitten reaches this stage to avoid unpleasant habits like terroral spraying and accidental litters.
Tip 3: Four to six months of age, kittens in this age of group are reaching adolescence and, thus, sexual maturity. Talk to a veterinarian about having you kitten spayed or neutered before you kitten reaches this stage to avoid unpleasant habits like terroral spraying and accidental litters.
Tip 4 The socialization and training your cat receives during kittenhood will affect how well she will likely interact with people and other animals when she’s older. “I remember the first time I fostered kittens and how worried I was about scaring them,” says Jane Harrell. “What I didn’t know was that that was a critical socialization period for them and not exposing them to things made them more nervous as adults. Now when I foster kittens I do everything I can to get them exposed to as much as possible – loud noises, walking on leashes, strangers, you name it! It all helps them become better-adjusted, healthy adult cats.” Just make sure your kittens have a positive experience out of any socialization exposure you provide them.
Tip 4 The socialization and training your cat receives during kittenhood will affect how well she will likely interact with people and other animals when she’s older. “I remember the first time I fostered kittens and how worried I was about scaring them,” says Jane Harrell. “What I didn’t know was that that was a critical socialization period for them and not exposing them to things made them more nervous as adults. Now when I foster kittens I do everything I can to get them exposed to as much as possible – loud noises, walking on leashes, strangers, you name it! It all helps them become better-adjusted, healthy adult cats.” Just make sure your kittens have a positive experience out of any socialization exposure you provide them.
Tip 5 The socialization and training your cat receives during kittenhood will affect how well she will likely interact with people and other animals when she’s older. “I remember the first time I fostered kittens and how worried I was about scaring them,” says Jane Harrell. “What I didn’t know was that that was a critical socialization period for them and not exposing them to things made them more nervous as adults. Now when I foster kittens I do everything I can to get them exposed to as much as possible – loud noises, walking on leashes, strangers, you name it! It all helps them become better-adjusted, healthy adult cats.” Just makre sure your kittens have a positive experience out of any socialization exposure you provide them.
Tip 5 The socialization and training your cat receives during kittenhood will affect how well she will likely interact with people and other animals when she’s older. “I remember the first time I fostered kittens and how worried I was about scaring them,” says Jane Harrell. “What I didn’t know was that that was a critical socialization period for them and not exposing them to things made them more nervous as adults. Now when I foster kittens I do everything I can to get them exposed to as much as possible – loud noises, walking on leashes, strangers, you name it! It all helps them become better-adjusted, healthy adult cats.” Just makre sure your kittens have a positive experience out of any socialization exposure you provide them.
Caretakers Diary: Dogs
Tip 1. Always keep fresh water available
Tip 1. Always keep fresh water available
Tip 2. Don’t overlook grooming and nail trimming
Tip 2. Don’t overlook grooming and nail trimming
Tip 3. Brush your dog's teeth every day
Tip 3. Brush your dog's teeth every day
Tip 4. Feed your dog quality dog food
Tip 4. Feed your dog quality dog food
Tip 5. Give your dog heartworm pills and flea and tick medication every month.
Tip 5. Give your dog heartworm pills and flea and tick medication every month.
Caretakers Diary: puppies
Tip 1: Must be able to take care meaning you must be home a lot.
Tip 2: Puppy-proof your home.
Tip 3: Get your necessary puppy needs for your home
Tip 4: Puppies needs:
High quality puppy food
Wee wee pads
Water and food bowls
Crate
leash, harness, and collar
puppy playpen
puppy gates/ and or baby gates
5 or 6 puppy-friendly toys
Puppy safe treats
Etc.
11: Make sure to crate train them
try leaving them alone for a little amount of time in a crate with pads and food + water.
12. if you get a puppy who has hair make sure you brush your puppy daily.
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