NZminilops
Well-Known Member
Can the cat not go toilet outside? Sorry if that's a dumb question (Brewster does). I can't remember what sort of home you live in, it's weird to me to not have an 'outside' or a yard for an animal to go poo in.
Cats are cool pets, if you find the right one for you. I'm gonna get lynch mobbed I bet, but if I had to choose I would much rather have a cat than a rabbit (if I could have only one pet).
I like independant animals. I also like animals that sometimes wanna come and sit on my lap, but then go away again when I've had enough. And animals that want to play for a bit but then tire quickly (like me ). I like an animal that doesn't have to be confined to a cage, that wont chew on my wires, that wont pee on my pillow or dig hols in the carpet, like a rabbit would do.
Kittens shouldn't be scratchy or nasty, normally only are if they get taken from their mother too early. Mother cat teaches them boundaries. In saying that though, I wouldn't be likely to get a kitten again, just because of how needy they are for cuddles and attention 24/7.
Brewster sez, get a kitteh!
(that's her 'talking', I click my fingers and she chatters)
In regards to food, I rawfeed Brewster for the most part, but this is supplemented by a good quality dry catfood. Look for something with meat as the main ingrediant, and things that have a soy based protein are normally not that great. You want a protein source from meat for cats.
Cats are cool pets, if you find the right one for you. I'm gonna get lynch mobbed I bet, but if I had to choose I would much rather have a cat than a rabbit (if I could have only one pet).
I like independant animals. I also like animals that sometimes wanna come and sit on my lap, but then go away again when I've had enough. And animals that want to play for a bit but then tire quickly (like me ). I like an animal that doesn't have to be confined to a cage, that wont chew on my wires, that wont pee on my pillow or dig hols in the carpet, like a rabbit would do.
Kittens shouldn't be scratchy or nasty, normally only are if they get taken from their mother too early. Mother cat teaches them boundaries. In saying that though, I wouldn't be likely to get a kitten again, just because of how needy they are for cuddles and attention 24/7.
Brewster sez, get a kitteh!
(that's her 'talking', I click my fingers and she chatters)
In regards to food, I rawfeed Brewster for the most part, but this is supplemented by a good quality dry catfood. Look for something with meat as the main ingrediant, and things that have a soy based protein are normally not that great. You want a protein source from meat for cats.