1. Scratching Board + Cat Nail Clippers
- Problem: Cats scratching furniture not only damages household items but also
- leads to overgrown nails, which can trap dirt and increase the risk of infection.
- Solution: Provide a scratching board to satisfy your cat’s natural need to scratch, reducing furniture damage. Regularly trim your cat’s nails with nail clippers to maintain an appropriate length, preventing scratches and bacterial buildup.
2. Cat Grass + Cat Brush
- Problem: When cats groom themselves, they swallow large amounts of fur, which can lead to hairballs and digestive issues.
- Solution: Grow cat grass to help your cat naturally expel hairballs. Regularly brush your cat’s fur to reduce shedding, minimize hair ingestion, and detect any skin abnormalities in time.
3. Deworming Medication + Litter Box Cleaning
- Problem: Cats are prone to parasitic infections, such as fleas and roundworms, which can impact their health.
- Solution: Regularly administer internal and external deworming treatments to prevent parasite infections. Keep the litter box clean by scooping daily and disinfecting it regularly to reduce the risk of parasite growth.
4. Nutritional Paste + High-Quality Cat Food
- Problem: A monotonous diet may lead to nutritional imbalances, affecting your cat’s health.
- Solution: Provide high-quality cat food to ensure a balanced diet. Supplement with nutritional paste to supply any essential nutrients that may be lacking, boosting your cat’s immune system.
5. Cat Tree + Cat Toys + Exercise Space
- Problem: Lack of exercise can lead to obesity and joint problems in cats.
- Solution: Provide a cat tree and a variety of toys to stimulate your cat’s interest in playing and increase their physical activity. Ensure enough space for movement to promote overall physical and mental well-being.
Special Cases
1. Feline Herpesvirus (FHV) / Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR)
- Prevention: Regularly vaccinate your cat with the FVRCP vaccine to strengthen immunity. Maintain a clean and well-ventilated living environment to reduce the risk of virus transmission.
2. Cat Eye Infections
- Prevention: Clean your cat’s eye area regularly to prevent bacterial buildup. If you notice symptoms such as redness or excessive tearing, seek veterinary attention promptly and use appropriate medications for treatment.
