Wednesday, January 7, 2009
You are not logged in: Login | Register

How to Keep Your Cat Fit and Trim

By Rodney Southern
 

Instructions

Things You’ll Need:

  • Cat Tower
  • <br />Treats
  • <br />Toys
  • <br />Food
  • <br />Bowl

Exercise That Cat!

  • Step 1:
    Buy a cat tower. This is a wonderful exercise toy for your cat, who will spend hours climbing up and down it. If you cannot afford a tower, build them one. You can use anything to construct the tower, from boxes to wood pieces. Make sure he has a place to climb, and your cat will love you for it.
  • Step 2:
    Play with a ball of string or rope to get your cat active. Drag it around a corner, or dangle it from the ceiling and watch your cat go crazy! You will enjoy it as much as your fit and trim cat will.
  • Step 3:
    Use a flashlight to get your cat active, fit and trim. Dim the lights, narrow the beam and send it up and down the walls and ceiling. Your cat will love chasing the strange white dot around the room.

Diet and Nutrition

  • Step 1:
    Train your cat to eat properly by giving them portions twice a day. Cats are notorious for eating finicky. If you give them one large bowl at once, they are more likely to overeat. Give them one serving in the morning and another at night.
  • Step 2:
    Supplement your cat's food with healthy cat treats every other day. This will give your healthy cat a chance to be primped and pampered. She will appreciate the extra love that treats show. Make sure you make a big to-do about giving it to them so that it might be even more of a kitty gala. They do love the attention, you know!
  • Step 3:
    Keep a clean litter box for your cat. This is actually very important as cats despise dirty litter boxes. This also can affect a cat's eating habits and nutrition. A backed-up cat is no fun at all. He keeps himself very clean, so make sure that his throne is too.

Tips & Warnings

  • Consult your vet if your cat has special dietary concerns.

Photo/Video Credit

Rodney Southern
How to Keep Your Cat Fit and Trim Provided by eHow.com

More Puppy Pages

How to Take Care of an Indoor Cat

How to Take Care of an Indoor Cat

Taking care of an indoor cat, whether it is your own or you are pet sitting is not very difficult. Cats are independent creatures and indoor cats tend to be much more easy going than their outdoor counterparts.

Read More

How to House Train a Cat

How to House Train a Cat

Cats make perfect pets. They are warm, lovable, independent, and require little maintenance. To get cats to this perfect state, however, you must house train them. Learning to use the litter box is fairly simple for cats if you train them the right way...

Read More

How to Train Your Cat to Use a Litter Box

How to Train Your Cat to Use a Litter Box

One of the best things about having a cat as your house pet is that they are, for the most part, self sufficient. One of the things that makes cats so self sufficient is that once have been litter boxed trained, you no longer have to worry about rushing...

Read More

How to Keep a Cat Contented

How to Keep a Cat Contented

It's common knowledge that cats can be much easier to look after than dogs. There are several levels of care ranging from the most basic to the elaborate. It is your responsibility as a caring, concerned cat owner to discover what it takes to keep your...

Read More

How to Correct Bad Behavior in Cats

How to Correct Bad Behavior in Cats

Unlike dogs, cats don't need obedience classes to develop good manners. If you are consistent in your regulations and generous in your affection, most cats will reward you with good behavior. If a cat suddenly begins misbehaving, there's usually an...

Read More

Puppy Up Your Blog

Daily Puppy WidgetBox Widget Get this widget from Widgetbox