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What should I look for when choosing a kitten or cat?
When choosing a kitten or cat, observe its behaviour. A healthy cat should be alert, playful, and have clear eyes and a clean coat. Ask the seller about the cat's history, including vaccinations, worming, and any known health issues. Consider the cat's personality and whether it suits your lifestyle and home environment.
What are the legal requirements for owning a cat in the UK?
While microchipping isn't currently a legal requirement for cats in the UK (unlike dogs), it is highly recommended. Microchipping helps reunite lost cats with their owners. Consider insuring your cat against vet fees and third-party liability. Be aware of local council by-laws regarding pet ownership.
What questions should I ask the seller about the cat's health?
Inquire about the cat's vaccination history (including feline leukaemia, cat flu and feline enteritis), worming and flea treatments. Ask if the cat has been neutered or spayed. If the cat is a pedigree, ask for proof of pedigree and health certificates from the breeder. It's also important to know if the cat has any known health conditions or allergies.
What are some important safety considerations when bringing a new cat home?
Ensure your home is cat-proofed by removing any hazards such as poisonous plants, loose wires, and small objects that could be swallowed. Provide a safe and quiet space for the cat to adjust to its new surroundings. Keep cleaning products and medications out of reach. If you have other pets, introduce them gradually and under supervision.
What are the typical costs associated with owning a cat?
The costs of owning a cat include food, litter, vet bills (including vaccinations, check-ups, and potential emergencies), toys, scratching posts, and grooming supplies. Consider the cost of pet insurance to help cover unexpected vet fees. Budget for regular worming and flea treatments. You might also need to pay for cattery fees if you go on holiday.
