Kittycat
Animals in Johannesburg

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Established in 1999, we have a solid track record in designing online solutions that are meaningful to your customers and measureable to your business. Nor do we, or will we, take any responsibility for the condition and health of kittens and/or cats purchased from breeders listed in the directory or from the classifieds. Being cute and playful is lovely but the curiosity can be a challenge at times. This curiosity can make it hard to take care of them considering that these feline creatures are natural hunters. Keeping them indoors without appropriate care can make them unhappy and bored. To keep them happy and healthy involves understanding their needs and seeking ways to meet them. Provide them with various entertaining toys that they can play with. Different toys will serve different purposes such as chasing, battling around, hiding inside or simply interactive play. These toys include laser pointers that have a light spot for the cat to chase or a flexible rod with lines that have furry or feathery ends. This litter box is designed in a way that it cleans itself and reduces bad odor. Wheat grass, alfalfa, and oat grass are healthy snacks and a way of keeping them happy. This is a good idea as the sly pet might find a way of sneaking out of the house without your knowledge. Only caring, loving and responsible owners will be considered. Your pet is a treasured member of the family so you are naturally concerned about their health. As your pet is important to you, you will want to know all the possible treatment options for them and whether they are commonplace or more specialised. Risks and complications may arise in treatments such as pet surgery. It is the responsibility of the vet to give you an idea about all the complications and risks. When your vet is explaining the possible treatment options for your pet’s condition, they should also provide you with an estimate of how much each one costs. If your pet has a procedure (surgery) done, your vet will inform you of the care to be provided once they are discharged and go home. At home care may include, medication (such as antibiotics, pain-killers etc), wound care, rest, restrictions on certain activities, or a special diet. All in all, your vet will do their best to inform you of the best health and treatment options of your pet. They want the best for your pet’s health, just like you do! A head tilt, nystagmus (eyes move rapidly from side to side), staggering, walking in circles, knuckling over (walking on the top of the foot), unable to use hind limbs, or other problems moving. A soft stool, but there is no pain, blood, fetid odor, green or black color, mucus, or straining.