Provide a healthy diet for your kitten. They will feed on moms milk initially, but will graduate to kitten food. You should provide a quality kitten food, such as natural kitten food, that wil provide them with vitamins and nutrients. They will help to build strong bones, good teeth and shiny coats. Limit the amount of milk that you feed them and refrain from feeding them table scraps.
You should have them vaccinated against disease even if they are indoor kitties. You should get them regular checkups with a vet and have their shots up to date. This will protect them from disease. You also need to protect them from parasites such as fleas and ear mites. Fleas are not just irritating, but can cause your kitten to have worms if injested. Fleas and ear mites are easily treatable. Your vet can help you choose the right medicine and dosage for your kitten.
Kittens love to play and providing them with toys, scratching posts and cat trees gives them an outlet for their energy. Playing with them is important too and is good for both of you.
Looking for an all natural, biologically appropriate food for your cat? Then join Dr. Brown from PetSolutions as he explains why you should feed your cat Orijen Cat Food. Orijen Cat & Kitten Food replicates a cat’s natural diet with a complete and nutritious balance of meats, fruits and vegetables. This delicious formula contains 80% rich meats including free-run chicken, whole eggs and fresh wild-caught fish and 20% of vitamin-enriched fruits and vegetables. It is full of DHA & EPA Omega-3 fatty acids for healthy skin and a shiny coat. Orijen Food is grain-free with a limited amount of carbohydrates. For more information, please visit below. www.petsolutions.com
Cat eating food ( sooo cute!) Pets are like us, give them junk food and they will be sick as much as a normal human being will be. Think about it, it does makes a lot of sense. The pets food you find in store are just full of garbage meet, coloring and additives that will lead to obesity, high cholesterol, cancer and premature death. whitney05.hubpages.com www.dogfoodadvisor.com www.bornfreeusa.org Avoid having your pets ending-up like them because all it takes is a good diet and natural ingredients. You will end-up spending the same amount of money when you compare on a yearly basis. Think about it. www.youtube.com www.nocans.com www.dccfund.org It’s criminal to give them low quality meal! If you do not wish to have your link listed with us, please send us an e-mail asking to remove your link, thanks and peace! tophealthconscious@gmail.com
A few days ago Mozes picked up the kittens and moved them to my bed. This seems to be a natural instinct to change nest every now and then. But I was not sure if I wanted that so I moved them back in their queening box. No good. She again moved them into my bed, under the blankets and renamed it Our Bed! At first I was worried that the kittens would not get enough air but there is no problem there. I also made a little tent with the use of the two halves of their transportation box just to be sure. They are mightily happy there! It is warm all around and they grow like ‘cabbage’ (Dutch saying) and at 12 days they had the weight of a 25 day old kitten. Since some of them have immensly disproportionate ‘big’ claws I guess Mozes has met up with some Big Papa. Mozes herself is loosing a lot of weight. I keep on feeding her fatty raw meat from these frozen sausages (the dog version, with uncleaned tripe) you get at the pet store, raw sheep brains that contain all the good Omega fat types, kitten food and add olive oil to the dish. I also mix 1/4th of kitten milk with 3/4 of water for her. That all goes down very well. Every 2 hours she eats like the first day I picked her off the street. She is small but she only weighed about 2 kilo’s then. With the raw meet you need to keep good check on the worm medicine. Anyway, not sure why but from the moment she moved the nest to the bedroom she was a little camera shy and easily irritated so I stopped filming. Possibly because she …
Does your pet suffer from a sensitive stomach? This video will guide you through some helpful tips on helping your pet get back to 100%. For more info: www.vetsallnatural.com.au
Cat food is connected to unhealthy pets. Common diseases are linked with cancer, obesity and high cholesterol. Just like human. The connection is simple, it’s the food! When you think about it, do you known exactly what is into the pet food you buy for your pet at the store? The pet food manufacturer industry use dead pets and contaminated unhealthy bones, antibiotics, drugs, additives, preservatives, food coloring that are deadly poisoning. www.youtube.com www.nocans.com www.dccfund.org Avoid getting your pets finishing like them when all it takes is a good diet and natural ingredients. You will end -up spending the same amount of money when you compare on a yearly basics. Think about it. whitney05.hubpages.com www.dogfoodadvisor.com www.bornfreeusa.org If you do not wish to have your link listed with us, please send us an e-mail asking to remove your link, thanks and peace! tophealthconscious@gmail.com
In this video I cover the different classes of dry pet food kibble. I start with the grocery class and go all the way to the holistic organic class. This video was designed to make you aware that there are different classes of foods that you can feed your pet. You need to make in informed choice of the kind you want you pet to have. I will go into more detail in future videos.
My cat has been eating eating raw meat and bones for nearly a year now. It took him a little while to get used to the idea of actually USING his natural talents of tearing meat and slicing through bones, but now he LOVES it. It’s just the best feeling I get when i watch him chewing and gnawing happily. WARNING – DO NOT FEED COOKED BONES AS THEY WILL SPLINTER. Raw bones, do not splinter…cats eat bird/mouse bones all the time and they are tiny and very sharp, so these bones are no different. Cats/dogs are DESIGNED to do this! It is also safe because a carnivore’s stomach is incredibly acidic and will digest more efficiently than our own stomachs. Cats will be fussy about the smell of meat and will not eat it if it is going off, but dogs don’t care! This is because Cats and dogs have different amounts of acid in their stomachs. Both capable of digesting bones, but dogs are better at digesting bacteria . BEST OF LUCK – IT IS WORTH WHILE You will save money too, not just on vet bills, because cats/dogs fed on raw bones don’t get tartar build up and gingivitis, but also I get much of my raw meat and bones from the butchers scraps, which I get for free Give your cat a variety of meats, including beef heart, but avoid liver as it has too much vitamin A. Give only 1 teaspoon a week. Also give raw eggs. Start slowly. Don’t expect a mature cat to understand what to do straight away. Perhaps just start with raw meat, no bones. also I had to hand feed this cat for about a month …
Blue Eyes Cattery is located in Southern Maryland. We breed Siamese, Thai, and Snowshoe kittens. Visit our website at: www.blueeyescat.com We have litters of Siamese kittens due throughout the year. We breed for quality, not quantity. Before going to their new homes, all kittens are registered, dewormed, vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and parasite free. Each kitten goes home with a kitten care package (litter, grain free food, etc). We operate an all-natural cattery with your kitten’s best interest at heart. We use all-natural/organic cleaners, litter, shampoos, etc. We feed a grain-free, raw based & high protein diet. Full details on our website! We primarily breed blue point, seal point, chocolate point, and lilac point colors. We also have lynx, flame (red), and cream point litters 1-2 times per year. Kittens are raised underfoot, well socialized, and imprinted form birth (no cages!). All of our cats and kittens are VERY friendly and people-oriented. We breed applehead/traditional, wedge, and classic styles.
Blue Eyes Cattery is located in Southern Maryland. We breed Siamese, Thai, and Snowshoe kittens. Visit our website at: www.blueeyescat.com We have litters of Siamese kittens due throughout the year. We breed for quality, not quantity. Before going to their new homes, all kittens are registered, dewormed, vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and parasite free. Each kitten goes home with a kitten care package (litter, grain free food, etc). We operate an all-natural cattery with your kitten’s best interest at heart. We use all-natural/organic cleaners, litter, shampoos, etc. We feed a grain-free, raw based & high protein diet. Full details on our website! We primarily breed blue point, seal point, chocolate point, and lilac point colors. We also have lynx, flame (red), and cream point litters 1-2 times per year. Kittens are raised underfoot, well socialized, and imprinted form birth (no cages!). All of our cats and kittens are VERY friendly and people-oriented. We breed applehead/traditional, wedge, and classic styles.
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A question that I’ve heard from many cat owners is “What flea treatment can be used on tiny kittens?” Many kittens that find homes through shelters or rescue groups may have come from litters born outside where the cats were susceptible to fleas. If the pregnant cat and/or kittens become infested with fleas, what are your options for safely treating these delicate pets? “Very Young” is a relative term when it comes to flea products. I’ve read several product brochures for flea products and even those that say they’re safe to use on very young puppies and kittens are not safe for animals under twelve weeks of age. Be sure to read the labels very carefully even if the product says “safe for cats and kittens.” I read one brochure for a natural flea control product that said specifically that the ingredients were safe for young, old, pregnant, nursing and debilitated animals, but further in the brochure it says it’s safe to treat kittens twelve weeks or older. Not many kittens are still nursing at twelve weeks of age. Natural doesn’t necessarily mean “Safe.” I reviewed a sampling of some of the chemical-free, or natural flea products that are available for cats and kittens. NaturVet herbal flea spray and powder says you can use these products on kittens as young as six weeks of age and is made with a blend of rosemary and cedar oils–but the product is stated to repel fleas, not kill fleas. Sentry Natural Defense flea & tick spray for cats and kittens is made with peppermint …
Orphan Bobcat Kitten playing with her food (a dead rat). Orphan bobcat raised at the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center observed with a surveillance camera playing with her food.
Give your cat a variety of meats, including beef heart, but avoid liver as it has too much vitamin A. Give only 1 teaspoon a week. Also give raw eggs. Start slowly. Don’t expect a mature cat to understand what to do straight away. Perhaps just start with raw meat, no bones. also I had to hand feed this cat for about a month …