Furry and mysterious
Next to the friendly and warm dog, there is also his amusing and elegant brother - the cat. The beloved cat requires petting and very much enjoys purring when he naps on a warm area such as our stomach, legs or the floor. For our quadruped we would like to give the best life possible and make him enjoy a home that is adapted to him and his needs. In order to sort things out for you, these are important things that you should take care of when you decide to get a cat.

play and leisure
The cats are smart and in their first years they also tend to be energetic, full of energy and have a desire to play. Through a game you can stimulate the cat mentally and physically and make him a lot of joy and pleasure. Pet them, play with them and make them feel loved. Please note, cats at a young age, due to the growth of their teeth and natural instincts, tend to bite quite a bit and also scratch - put them in their place and, if necessary, also make sure to cut their nails in order to save yourself painful scratches.

Take care of the scratching surface
A scratching surface is an excellent way not only to provide the cat with a lot of pleasure, but also to save a lot of destruction and damage to your favorite home sofas. Cats have a natural instinct to scratch their nails and sharpen them and hence their strong desire to destroy the sofas in the house. Purchase a scratching surface for your beloved cat and encourage him to play on it - it will take some time, but the sofas will thank you.

Adequate water and food supply
Improper nutrition of your domestic cat, as with any animal, can lead to health problems. Whether it is wet or dry food, it is important that you give the right amount of food for your cat according to the recommendations written on the package or according to the veterinarian's recommendations. In addition, take care of an accessible bowl of water - dehydration is of course something we would like to avoid.

Hygiene above all
A clean and sterile environment is excellent not only for our beloved cat and its health, but also for maintaining the cleanliness and fragrances of the house. It is important that you make sure that your cat's litter box fits its needs - made of quality sand, located in a quiet and pleasant corner and emptied from time to time of dirt. A cat who doesn't like his litter box will tend to make surprises in different parts of the house. In addition, it is important that you brush the cat's fur with a cat comb from time to time - even though the cat licks and cleans itself, removing the clumps of hair will prevent the wool from getting into the cat's stomach and will save you a lot of hair scattered around the house.