Breeding of small cats

The Cat
 Cats are animals belonging to the group of nymphs, which also include the lion, the tiger, the pter and the tibia, small furry creatures covered with fur, known for their ability to interact with humans and live in their cities, and there are about 70 strains of domesticated cats around the world. Cats have strong claws that can be pulled or pulled under the skin when desired. Their jaw is filled with sharp teeth, making them ready to hunt and kill small animals, such as mice, birds and reptiles.
The cats' ears are highly sensitive to sounds. They can capture the higher and lower frequencies of the sound waves than the human ear. Cats live alone in areas they defend against intruders of their species so that they do not compete to catch bush in the area they own. However, cats are social beings, and when met, they communicate with a wide range of sounds and physical movements.
Breeding of small cats
Domestic cats, especially small ones if they have not been cared for or cared for, need a fair amount of care and attention. Small cats have many different needs depending on their age. During the first two months of a cat's life, they can only live with their mother and siblings. Their bodies lack the ability to regulate the heat. They depend on each other to keep themselves as warm as possible. Special care, such as feeding once every two hours, should be consulted with a veterinarian in this regard because of the risk of caring for a very small cat, but after the cat reaches the age of eight weeks become a bit strong and able to stay a normal amount of care, and can be treated healthily and food the same way Ge cats adult. Cats start eating at the age of forty-five days, and before that you can not eat or eat. Small cats need to eat extra food when they are two to four months old because they grow very fast at that point, and then they are treated like adult cats.




the food
 Two-month-old cats can be fed many kinds of food. It is recommended that cat foods are available in shops from well-known companies. They have a high standard of quality. The veterinarian can help suggest the best food to be served to the cat. Little by age, activity and state of health. For example, cats need an amino acid called taurine to maintain the health of their eyes and heart, which they can only obtain with balanced and balanced food. Be careful to continually bring water to the cat and refill its container whenever it is short. On the other hand, be careful to provide excess food to the cat, and if the signs of illness or refuse to eat for more than two days, it is advisable to take her to the veterinarian.


Health Care
Often, domestic cats do not need to be cleaned at all. They can take care of their bodies alone and keep them clean enough. However, occasionally brushing them with a brush may be useful for additional safeguards and to reduce the amount of falling hair you leave at home. All cats tend to stitch their claws around and scratch them constantly, a natural need that is difficult to control, and may damage household furniture such as curtains, sofas, carpets, etc. To prevent the cat from doing so, the claws must be trimmed every two weeks Or three.


Cats prefer
 to have their own spot in the house so that it is dry and clean, and there is a dish dedicated to the food, so that you can rest in it to rest whenever you want, and outside the house may succeed Cat secure a suitable place for herself without interference from the owner. In general, many cat owners tend to keep their pets indoors and not to let them out, because the life span of these animals is always longer when living in a home, leaving them more likely to be exposed to traffic accidents or getting into fights with other cats , Or in catching diseases. If the cat is allowed out of the house it is advisable to hang a card on the neck bearing the name and address of the owner, to be returned by one of them if it found stray road. Household cats should be taken to the veterinarian for a general 

examination at least once a year.

 Biological properties of cats
The origin of all domesticated cats (or domestic or domestic cats as they are called terrestrial species) is a type of catfish that began its relationship with humans in ancient Egypt some four thousand years ago. The ancient Egyptians used cats as pets for various reasons, Most notably the ability to chase and hunt rodents from mice and rats that harm their crops. Besides, the Egyptians took one of their gods in the form of a cat, and discovered some of the bodies of cats that they mummified as he was man. Cats can hunt rodents very efficiently, and they often prefer hunting for the game after dark; their ability (thanks to the reflective layer behind their eyes) to see better than their own prey, and thus catch up easily. All the cats communicate with each other by issuing a lot of meow. They mark their areas with the scattering of their leaves or the effects of their claws on the trees, fences and the surrounding trees, and so when another cat approaches and smells the smell or sees the signs, it moves away on its own.