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Tuesday 11 February 2014

Pet & Family Harmony

Pet onwership has a beneficial effect on family harmony. Research shows families spend a lot more time interacting after the acquisition of a pet. Pets provide a focus for fun activities and friendly conversation. The relaxation and relief from stress also contribute health benefits for parents. Pet onwers have a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease, fewer minor illness and complaints, and visit the doctor less than their 'petless' counterparts.

Owning a cat can be a delightful family experience. Children learn to interact with and take responsibility for the health and well-being of the cat. However, while the onwership of a cat may have enormous benefit for the child, parents need to teach children how to behave around cat so they can have a safe and enjoyable relationship.

How to make sure your cat is always with you

Things you can do to make sure your pet stay with you:
> making sure that they are not in contact with other animals where they could pick up infections

> always follow grooming, worming and de-fleaing routines and you should take your cat to your veterinarian when it is time for vaccinations as well as regular check-ups

> microchip tour cat or give identification tag to prevent loss by theft

> keep them indoors during thunderstorm or fireworks display.

> send your cat for boarding whenever you planning a vacation. Visit the cattery before you book the place to check its facilities and hygiene. Other alternative is to ask your neighbour or home feeding service.

> never leave your cat without care, food or water if you are away for any length of time. Cats are usually uneasy away from their own environment so if you are transporting them, make sure they don't panic and secure them in cat carrier.

> never leave your at in the car as car can be very hot and they can suffer or die fron heat exhaustion.

Siamese

This unique looking cat is the best known of all the pedigree breeds and its deep, blue eyes are truly mesmerizing. This is a highly intelligent animal that is given to being very vocal but extremely loyal to the family.
 


Oriental Shorthair

Oriental Shorthairs are inquisitive and confident animals that captivate everyonr they meet. Although not as loud as their Siamese cousins, they do love to "talk" and thrive on human company.



Exotic Shorthair

A playful, inquisitive, happy-go-lucky cat that is a pleasure to have around the home. Its cute, almost kitten-like features are one of its most admirable qualities, while its big round eyes, small ears, flat face and a short snub nose give it an irresistible sweet-faced expression.



Japanese Bobtail

Japanese Bobtail are a little bit "dog-like" in that they love to carry things around in their mouths. They are stunning to look at and feature an easy to care for coat. They are also energetic animals that enjoy every opportunity to play games.





Saturday 8 February 2014

Millie (for adoption)

free kitty for adoption. 2 mths old..active, playful & definitely cute..female with black & orange spots on her head & tail..i name her MILLIE as in German means strength and determination..she's the only survival from 3 siblings..sms/wasup me at 013-2066172, area seremban but will consider deliver to kl/sgor/Melaka..give her a chance to live and be loved..