Kittens and Play


Kittens love to play and this provides much more than just simple pleasure to young developing cat.Play involves the use of all the muscles in the body  and aids strong , healthy growth and development.







Posted on Thursday, September 10, 2009 by catsbirth

Pedigree Kittens and Non Pedigree Kittens


Pedigree breeds tend to have their own set of character traits, which makes it ideal when you’re choosing a cat to fit in with your circumstances and lifestyle.

Pedigree British Shorthair







Pedigree Burmese 



Pedigree Foreign Shorthair 



Pedigree Oriental


Pedigree Persian












Pedigree Semi-longhair Types

Pedigree Siamese
 


Posted on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 by catsbirth

Indication to health and temperament


It is traumatic enough for a kitten to be moved to a different home , without having strange new creatures to contend with too.Here are some indication to health and temperament you should look out for:


  • Kittens should be used to being handled from birth , and should not be frightened of humans
  • If kitten hisses or spits at you , or seem timid and nervous , you are better off looking elsewhere for you pet
  • The kittens should all have bright eyes and clean coats with no sign of parasitic infestation 
  • Their tummies should feel plump but soft ; any hardness could indicate worm infestation 
  • The ear , too should be clean ; any brown , waxy deposit may mean the kitten has ear mites 
  • Look at the kittens ' litter tray ; it is clean , too ? A strong smell along with runny excrement could indicate infection .

Posted on Tuesday, March 17, 2009 by catsbirth

What to look for in Kitten


Whatever your preference , pedigree or non pedigree , the kitten should be fit , healthy , happy and friendly . The main difference between pedigree and non pedigree is that you know the parentage of pedigree. To a certain extent , health and temperament can be inherited ; if you met the father and mother you will have a fair idea of the character your kitten will have when it grows up.



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Be wary of accepting a cat appears frightened of humans . Unused to domestic home life , it will take a long time to adjust to a new home and will require many patient hours of tender loving care to settle in

Try to get you kitten from a similar family situation to your own ; for example , if you already have a dog , find the kitten that has been brought up with the dogs and it it use to them.

Posted on Wednesday, February 11, 2009 by catsbirth

More on Kittening


What to Prepared  - Cats are designed for multiple births , unlike humans ; this means they have severals , small babies , not a huge one and so in general an easier time.

Most cats will purr all through the delivery and will only rest when all the kitten are safely born . You should prepared to have : 
  • clean towel 
  • kitchen roll 
  • blunt-tipped scissors 
  • bowl of boiled water 
Cats usually know what to do , but an inexperienced maide queen can get confused . 

Posted on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 by catsbirth

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