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What should I look for when choosing a kitten?
When choosing a kitten, observe its behaviour. A healthy kitten should be playful, alert, and have clear eyes and a clean coat. Check for any signs of illness, such as sneezing, coughing, or diarrhoea. Ask the seller about the kitten's vaccination and worming history and request documentation.
What are the legal requirements for owning a cat in the UK?
While microchipping isn't legally required for cats in the UK, it is highly recommended. Microchipping helps reunite lost cats with their owners. It's also important to ensure your cat receives appropriate veterinary care, including vaccinations and parasite control, to comply with animal welfare regulations.
What questions should I ask the seller before buying a cat?
Ask the seller about the kitten's or cat's history, including its age, breed (if known), temperament, and any known health issues. Enquire about its diet and feeding schedule. If the cat is not a kitten, ask about its behaviour around children and other animals. Also, ask why they are rehoming the cat.
What should I consider regarding pet insurance for my new cat?
Pet insurance can help cover unexpected veterinary costs. Research different pet insurance policies and compare coverage levels and premiums. Consider factors such as pre-existing conditions, age limits, and excess amounts when choosing a policy. Some policies also offer coverage for things like third-party liability.
What are some safety considerations when bringing a new cat home?
Ensure your home is cat-proofed by removing any potential hazards, such as toxic plants, loose wires, and small objects that could be swallowed. Provide a safe and comfortable space for the cat to retreat to, such as a bed or carrier. Introduce the cat to other pets gradually and supervise their interactions. Keep windows and doors secure to prevent escapes.
