Frequently Asked Questions
What supplies does a cat need?
A cat will need a litter box, a scratching post, which can help with claw maintenance, a water fountain, a cat tree, or a safe place from them to hide, and toys!
What should I feed my cat?
A cat's diet should consist of a complete and balanced cat food, dry and wet, with some treats in moderation.
Should I have my cat spayed or neutered?
Yes, spaying or neutering your cat can benefit both you and your cat. Fixing a female cat can help prevent uterine infections and cancers. Fixing a male cat can eliminate the chances of cancer and other problems.
Can I have a cat if I have other pets?
Yes, it depends on the cat, they are territorial and need to be introduced to other animals very slowly in order to give them time to get use to each other.
What age cat should I adopt?
It is all about preference, if you want a kitten wiat until it is at least 8 weeks old. Otherwise go with whatever cat you fall in love with!
Is my cat in good health?
If you are unsure if your cat is healthy, bring them to the vet for a checkup. If they are healthy they should show signs of a soft coat and bright eyes, they should also be playful and should hold their tail high.
How long should I give my cat to adjust?
On average it will take a new cat 3 months to adjust. This sometiems can be longer. Make sure that you are giving your cat a safe environment to help this process.
Can I have a cat with kids?
Yes! Cats over the age of 2 are best for kids. Kittens have sharp claws and teeth that could injure any children under the age of 6, so make sure to keep an eye on them.
Should I adopt siblings together?
It can sometimes be a good idea to adopt a cat with their sibling, especially if they are bonded together. Cats who are adopted together are often happier and healthier.