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10 WORST Mistakes New Cat Owners Make (NEVER IGNORE)
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10. Choosing Based on Looks
Basically, it's cool to like a specific coat color, pattern, or cat breed, but what really matters is that the cat's personality matches yours. For instance, if you're someone who likes to chill on the couch, you don't want a hyperactive cat racing around your home all the time.
9. Not Being Prepared
Before getting a cat, be prepared with the essentials like a comfortable home setup, a vet picked out, and even a pet sitter if required. Cats can find change tough, so having what they need reduces stress. Also, remember that cats demand time and attention; otherwise, they'll resort to entertaining themselves, often by wrecking your furniture.
8. Staring at Your New Cat
You finally have your new cat, but she's shy and hiding under the sofa. Don't make the mistake of staring at her, as cats might see it as a threat. Instead, lay low, offer treats, and watch her subtly from the corner of your eye. Avoiding direct eye contact will help your nervous cat feel more at ease and less threatened.
7. Spraying Your Cat with Water
If you try spraying your cat for jumping on the counter, it might initially work, but she will associate you with the unpleasant experience. She’ll probably avoid the counter when you're around, but she’ll go back to it when you're not. To solve this, you'll need a clever and unexpected deterrent, like stacking empty tin cans on the counter to startle her when she jumps up.
6. Expecting Your Cat to Sleep at Night
Your important meeting is tomorrow, but your new kitten keeps you up at night by pouncing on your feet. Cats are naturally active at night. To sleep well, play with your kitten before bedtime, feed her, and ignore her nighttime antics. Responding to her play will only encourage more of it.
5. Not Understanding Natural Behaviors
Cats have natural behaviors like scratching and climbing. Don't expect them to behave perfectly indoors. You might want to offer scratch posts and cat towers to redirect these instincts away from your furniture and carpets.
4. Rushing Cat Introductions
When adding a new cat to a home with other cats, do introductions right. Rushing or letting them figure it out alone is a terrible idea. They might never get along and could hurt each other. Be patient, introduce them properly, and the rewards are worth the wait.
3. Ignoring the Litter Box
Many cat owners dislike dealing with litter boxes, but it's a crucial aspect of having a cat. A general guideline is to have one litter box per cat, plus an extra one to prevent territorial issues and offer your cats a restroom option. Cats are tidy and private creatures, so putting the litter box in a busy spot or letting it get too dirty might lead them to choose less desirable places for their business.
2. Overfeeding Your Cat
Cats are almost always eager to eat and will often bother you for food. Unfortunately, feline obesity is a growing concern, with many cats becoming overweight. This not only limits their ability to move like typical cats but also puts stress on their internal organs, leading to health issues like diabetes and heart disease.
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