Cat care comes with certain responsibilities when adopted. If you have not cared for a cat before, it should be known that the cat has a certain care process. It should not be forgotten that in this care process, there are responsibilities such as monthly needs of various cats, provision of nutritional products, veterinarian treatment in case of illness. Each cat breed shows a different trait. The characteristics of the cat to be cared for at home should be known and suitable products should be provided.

How to Care for a Cat?
Taking care of a cat requires different stages in adult cats. The kitten must have received a certain amount of milk from its mother. If she has to wean early, she should talk to a veterinarian to find out what food is suitable for the puppy. Instead of the dry food that is usually used, wet food for puppies can be given, although not very often. Each cat has a type of food suitable for its age. When purchasing cat food, there is information about this on the package. Cats need to absorb different nutritional values at every age. For this reason, the choice of food that is suitable for both health and body structure should be preferred. Areas that may pose a risk at important points for cat care should be closed by taking precautions in advance. Especially if a cat is kept in the house, they have a desire to enter every room. Therefore, the doors of the rooms should be closed when they are not needed. It should also be kept away from kitchen areas that can harm it and pose a danger. If there is an area in the house where there are plenty of accessory products, certain precautions should be taken for the cat to enter or walk on the products. Climbing on products such as armchairs and curtains are the favorite things for cats. For this reason, they can constantly damage or scratch your products, and it is also up to the landlord to take precautions accordingly. Make sure that the windows, windows and doors are closed when there is no one in the house or in the same environment as the cat. This is some of the precautions that can be taken at home for cats.

What Should Be Considered in Cat Care?
Things to consider in cat care vary according to its age and breed. In order to take good care of the cat, it is first necessary to determine what it likes and what it does not like. Most cats don’t like water. In such a situation, it is not right to constantly force him to do this. Since they have a sensitive structure, they have a process such as being able to catch a cold quickly. Cats can perform cleaning activities themselves with their innate licking feature.
While caring for the cat in daily life, it is also necessary to pay attention to its nails. There are nail clippers produced by cats. Cats’ nails should be trimmed regularly, but it would be right to get information from a veterinarian about how it is done first.
A certain area of the cat should be created in the house so that it will feel that it belongs to it. This is a bed where they feel comfortable, a food bowl where feed and water are placed regularly, a neck collar that can be used when going out, cat litter where they can defecate regularly, a climbing tool where they can throw their energy because they like to climb, and a suitable platform can be purchased.
Cats love to be groomed. This becomes even more important, especially during seasonal transitions. In order to prevent the cat’s hair loss and to get a brighter and more vibrant appearance in the future, its hair should be combed regularly. It should be ensured that it is fed regularly with the right nutrients and nutritional supplements. Vaccinations should be done at regular intervals and when necessary.

How Should the Diet Be in Cats?
Nutrition in cats is a very important point for their general body health and survival. There is a big difference between feeding kittens and feeding a mother cat. The body needs of the adopted cat should be determined by a veterinarian and whichever food will be suitable for it should be given. In this process, the cat may have certain hormonal diseases and this can become more harmful with the food given. Most cats have chronic obesity due to nutrition. This is a point to be considered both for their own health and for the person who is under their supervision as a caregiver. Creating a diet suitable for the cat’s body structure, giving one-way foods with high fat levels, insufficient vitamin and mineral levels, and low protein content also trigger such a process. It is said that cats love milk, in fact, this is a well-known mistake among the people. Kittens need to grow up fed with mother’s milk. But when they drink the milk of another animal, they have a very difficult time digesting it.
It is not the right move to include the cat at the dinner tables in the family. Here, a cat that is constantly fed with home-cooked food will face the appearance of different diseases in its body. When giving these products to cats, which are very fond of chicken and fish products, it is necessary to pay special attention to the fact that they are boneless and boneless. Cats do not like spices, and sugary products also do them a lot of harm. For this reason, it is necessary to avoid giving fatty, sugary foods with plenty of spices. Cats are known to love chicken and chicken products. However, when these are given raw, they cause parasitization in the body. Sausages, salami, meat and meat products and chicken varieties must be cooked and given. While the possibility of parasites increases, they have a very difficult time digesting raw food.

Proper Toilet Training
in Cats Toilet training in cats is a process that is not difficult due to its structure. Kittens and adult cats have a different toilet process. By nature, cats are very meticulous about hiding their toilets. He can meet this need in the sand produced for cats. Cat litter can be placed at a suitable point in the house and it can be ensured that it comes here when needed. Initially, it is necessary to accustom him to this area, since the cat will not be able to understand it. Then, when he feels such a need, he will come himself. It is important to clean the cat litter during the day so that it does not spread harmful bacteria and does not smell bad.

Since a kitten will be separated from its mother when it is adopted, it is up to the caregiver to provide toilet training in this process. Cats don’t tend to defecate when they’re first born. Only this shows development in the following months. For this reason, it is important to take care of the kitten’s toilet training.

What Are the Symptoms of Disease in Cats?
When detecting diseases in cats, first of all, the symptoms should be analyzed. If a cat with abnormal behavior has stopped eating as it used to or does not have the old activity, it may be an indication that there is a health problem. Cats make a variety of movements when expressing themselves. From these movements, it can only be understood that he is not in good health. In case of any anxiety and if there is a pain in their body, a continuous purring movement is observed. The cat, which has a very full appetite, can stop eating at once. A cat that suffers from abdominal pain due to the food it eats arches its back while sitting.
In order to understand that the cat is suffering from the disease, it is necessary to pay attention to the following:
● The cat begins to make different sounds contrary to normal.
● Its tail, which is in a single position, becomes
active● When looking at its paws, it is seen that it trembles● When an active cat is sick, its movements slow
down● They do not exhibit a normal posture, this can be noticed with the naked eye● Changes in skin color and suppurations can be considered as an indication that it is
sick and in pain.

The pre-disease processes of the cat can be detected in such cases, as well as there are some situations that it experiences after being sick. A cat that is sick; He has a lot of difficulty breathing. Contrary to normal, they tend to close themselves off from the outside world. Wheezing and rapid breathing features appear. They give an appearance that cools down from the food they eat and loses appetite. Symptoms such as sniffling and sneezing, occasional fever, runny nose or coughing are indications that your cat is sick.