Precautions for novice cat owners:

1. It is recommended to adopt a kitten over 3 months old.

2. Before the cat comes home, make sure the cat is vaccinated and what kind of cat food it is eating.

3. Don't rush to jerk the new cat when it arrives at home, avoid stress and prepare food and water.

4. Collect the information of the nearby high-quality pet hospitals, plus a pet doctor can be contacted at any time is necessary

5. Vaccines: cats can be vaccinated at 3 months of age with cat triple vaccine + a rabies shot

6. Deworming: internal deworming (3 months/1 time) + external deworming (1 month/1 time), regardless of whether there is an outing or not.

7. Do not bathe the cat for one week before and after deworming, which will affect the deworming effect.

8. Try to deworm the cat before vaccination to avoid the effect of the vaccine due to parasites.

9. Oestrus: cats are in heat twice a year, in spring and fall, and one time lasts about 1 week.

10. Neutering: if there is no need for reproduction, the cat can be neutered after its first heat (the advantages of neutering outweigh the disadvantages)

11. Stress: don't disturb it, let the cat stay in a quiet space to digest itself.

12. Vomiting: Observe the vomit, then prescribe the right medicine, fast for half a day, do not eat to increase the burden on the stomach and intestines

13. Diarrhea: 1/3 packet of Montelukast in warm water or probiotics to regulate

14. colds and flu: sneezing, runny nose with Punosu Shuanghuanglian tablets

15. Ibuprofen, 999 Cold and Flu, pediatric aminophenol xanthanamine, etc. should not be fed to cats.

16. Ringworm: wear a good headgear, remove hair from the affected area, disinfect with iodophor, apply Dapsone ointment on the affected area 2 times/day; supplement vitamin B, keep the environment clean, and get more sunshine.

17. black chin (folliculitis): warm salt water hot compresses and wipe, then apply erythromycin ointment, 2-3 times / day

18. ear mites: use ear bleach + ear skin spirit, and insist on cleaning every day

19. Gastrointestinal conditioning: probiotics are always available at home and can be eaten occasionally.

20. Breeding: Try to do it after 1 year of age when the development is completed.

21. Plants: Many green plants are toxic to dogs and cats, such as lilies, chrysanthemums and azaleas.

22. Not to eat: chocolate, coffee, candy, etc.

23. The tip of the nose of a normal cat is moist and shiny, if the tip of the nose is dry, it is likely to have a fever.

24. Cats are experts in enduring pain, so pay more attention to whether the cat's behavior is pain.

25. Most cats do not cry, usually because of eye problems.

26. Observe the shape of your cat's poop, which is normally streaky and dry.

27. The most expensive part of owning a cat is to see a doctor, prevention is more important than treatment!