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Scottish Fold Cat
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Guide to Owning a Scottish Fold Cat Author: Dennis Kelsey-Wood; £5.95 |
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Guide to Owning a Scottish Fold Cat Author: Dennis Kelsey-Wood; £21.94 |
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Scottish Fold Author: Julie Murray; £11.03 |
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STONE CAT RESCUE
Based in Stone, Staffordshire
This small cat rescue started in January 2004, and has helped to find loving
homes for many cats and kittens since. If you are in the Stone area and are
looking for a new feline companion, give them a call to find out about the
fabulous felines currently in their care. All homes are visited prior to
adoption.
Bric a Brac needed! Donations of good quality items (not
clothes) are always needed to sell at boot stalls and fetes.
Tel: 01785 615963
Website:
www.stonecatrescue.co.uk
Scottish Fold Cat
Boarding
At holiday time it may be possible to arrange for a friend, neighbour, or relative to visit your house two or three times a day to tend to your cat. Provided such regular attention is guaranteed this is acceptable since cats prefer to remain in their own home. It is not a good idea to move the cat to someone else's home from which it may immediately try to escape.
The alternative is to place your cat at a good boarding cattery. In choosing a boarding cattery make sure you visit the establishment first and check that the following criteria are met:
- Staffing: enough to ensure personalised attention for your cat;
- Security: adequate precautions against the possibility of escape;
- Hygiene: evidence of cleanliness and no smell;
- Accommodation: dry, clean and sheltered, with heating provided for cooler months;
- Exercise: facilities which allow for some exercise, preferably with climbing capacity and caged outside access.
- A good boarding establishment will always ensure cats have correct vaccinations.
Health
Signs of Health
A healthy cat should display the following signs of heath:
- Demeanour: watchful - even at rest; quickly responsive to sounds; quiet and contented;
- Movement: free movement and agile; no lameness;
- Appetite: good; no vomiting;
- Breathing: even and quiet with no coughing;
- Coat: clean, well groomed and glossy; free from parasites and dirt;
- Ears: pricked to catch sound; no discharge or irritation;
- Eyes: clear; no discharge or inflammation.
Cats and kittens can become ill quite rapidly. This is usually characterised by lethargy and a failure to eat or drink. If your cat appears unwell for any reason, consult your veterinarian immediately.
Scottish Fold Cat
Cat Books
Reviewer: from UK
I have bred pedigree cats since 1977. I wish I had had this book when I started then. This book is packed with information and is a MUST for cat breeders