websites talking about how to take care of cats: 10 Tips for New Cat Owners https://www.petmd.com/cat/care/evr_ct_tips_for_new_cat_owners topics including: Important Things You Should Know Before Bringing a Cat Home General Cat Care https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/cat-care/general-cat-care Cats For Dummies https://www.dummies.com/pets/cats/cats-for-dummies-cheat-sheet/ Cats 101 https://www.petsafe.net/learn/cats-101-basic-health-care-tips-to-keep-your-cat-healthy Bonus: 8 Tricks to Help Your Cat and Dog to Get Along http://mentalfloss.com/article/516438/8-tricks-help-your-cat-and-dog-get-along Tips on how to make a dog and cat become friends https://www.petbacker.com/blog/how-to/tips-on-how-to-make-a-dog-and-cat-become-friends
I feel like there's something hidden behind the word caretaker... Are you really not gonna take me away from my owner? Of course~
I cant be 100% sure as i havent tried it and probably never will, but thats what i heard from people who know their stuff~ Though, I'm not sure why exploding pidgeons is included in that... i didnt wanna ask, haha
potty train get some newpaper make it piss on it , once it does bring that piss smelling newspaper to the place you want it to piss , then put kitty litter ,gravel , dirt, watever and boom its self sufficient desu feed it rats if not cat food ez desu and dogs get used to it desu
A quick google would have told so.. Its apparently a popular theory, but indeed fake. Or at least thats the first thing i read... Damn those guys for corrupting my facts! I'll have to check a couple other things >.>
I must say, I’ve never really interacted with cats. But if it’s anything like taking care of a dog, you’ll want to work hard early on to get into its good books, that way it’ll be more comfortable playing with you and being around you later on. Don’t go too fast. Don’t force it to play with you if it doesn’t want to. Start soft. Just be around it, like sit near it for a while every now and again. Don’t reach out and grab it, just slowly let it get comfortable with your presence. Get it used to you feeding it. Ideally, it’ll eventually come to you of its own volition - it knows you won’t hurt it, and sometimes you even get it yummy things. Of course, I’ve only ever really interacted with dogs. All this advice may be completely useless for cats, idk. Still, treating it well shouldn’t be a bad idea.