Getting started with your new best friend
Get useful training tips, feeding recommendations and more to keep your new best friend happy and healthy for years to come.
Cat Care
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Safe Play Between Cats and Kids
Cats and kids make wonderful companions, but their interactions can be a recipe for disaster if children aren't taught how to play with cats. Cats have sharp claws and are ready to use them if they feel threatened or stressed, and kids, especially young ones, tend to enjoy the sort of loud noises and physical energy that cats find threatening or stressful.
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Mixing Cats and the Holidays
Cats and holidays sometimes mix about as well as oil and water. Aside from issues of cat safety, there's also potential for cats to either be ignored by busy families or become overstimulated by the festivities. In either case, kitties can become restless and anxious, which may result in undesirable behavior.
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Cat Training: How to Train Your Cat the Easy Way
When learning how to train your cat, you'll start with very basic first steps that both reward good behavior and discourage the bad. But can you train a cat the same way you might train a dog? Yes and no. Because they're highly independent animals, cats might appear aloof or uninterested in following your commands.
Start with the Right Nutrition
Give your furry new family member the best chance for a long, happy life by giving her nutrition to meet the specific needs.
Tailor your cat’s food to her lifestage, size or special needs right from the start.
*Plus vitamins, minerals and amino acids