Let's take a look at cat breeds! Which of the different cat breeds suits you?

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Let us make your journey of discovering the wonderful world of cats a pleasurable and exciting one. The cat breeds junction will be your one-stop reference.

You no doubt have a million questions. Which breed of cat is best for me? There are so many breeds to choose from. Should you consider a longhaired or shorthaired cat? A pedigree cat or a cross-breed? Where should you purchase the cat? There are a plethora of domestic cats out there – all very different in appearance, behavior, their personality, their needs and what the cat requires in terms of living space. Choosing the right breed is important to both of you!

A cat breed list with cat pictures will help you make that initial choice.

The new arrival will need a home and lots of attention and this requires some thought and preparation. Cat beds, cat toys, cat litter trays and the all important scratching post are all vital cat accessories.

Your new pal is going to need feeding too. A well balanced diet is critical to cat health and the well being of your pet. Different cat breeds may require specific diets. The chapter on cat nutrition will discuss the various cat foods available and how, what and when to feed your cat.

Obviously there are a couple of cat basics that you will need to know. Domestic cats and their behavior – yup, what makes that little fur-ball tick! Training your cat early is essential. Everything from potty training to learning its name will make living together a breeze.

And on the subject of cat names! Naming your cat will be fun. Pedigree cats come with their registered names. If you intend showing your cat I guess the cats name becomes quite important and names for a proud show-cat like Kitty and Fluffy just won’t do! We will explore some professional as well as some fun names too.

Caring for your cat extends beyond cat litter and a bowl of kibbles. Whilst cats do a great job of grooming themselves, some human intervention is required. Certain cat breeds are high maintenance, whilst other breeds may require very little grooming. Grooming -time is a perfect opportunity to bond with your new furry friend, so do it daily.

Annual vacations are fun times for humans; you owe it to your pet to make it happy for them too. If your cat is accustomed to traveling then you’ll have all the travel gear. Don’t leave them home to fend for themselves, consider boarding catteries.

To breed or not to breed – this is the question. If breeding isn’t an option, we would recommend you neuter your pet very early on. If you plan to breed, then brace yourself for a litter of kittens every 64 days! And this is just NOT on! Speak to your vet or a reputable breeder before you venture here.

As our cat can’t talk, its health care is our concern. Generally, if our cat has a healthy lifestyle which includes a well-balanced diet, exercise, good hygiene and an annual visit to the vet for all its vaccinations it should enjoy a long and happy life.

Domestic cats, as with all mammals do suffer from illnesses that can be successfully treated if identified early. Some basic first aid knowledge to treat minor ailments could save your cats life. But if in doubt it’s always advisable to take a trip to your local vet and be guided by the experts.

The day will come when we need to say goodbye. Dealing with the death of a beloved ‘family pet’ is always sad. Let’s deal with the bereavement in a dignified way - all cat breeds deserve this!