How to raise little kittens

Breeding Cats:

   Breeding pets is one of the enjoyable things for a person. Some people do it for trade and money, 
and some of them do it for fun only. There are many animals that a person could domesticate from ancient times to get used to living with humans. Among the most prominent of these animals are cats And there is a great diversity in the species of cats, including domestic cats that man was able to domesticate nearly 4000 years ago, that is, since the time of the Pharaohs, they are smart animals, and they are characterized by their ability to adapt to live with humans, in addition to that they are clean and love cleanliness as the cat is an animal Gentle and quiet loves to play, which made her a close friend of man.

 Important factors for successful cat breeding:
 
 Cats are distinguished from others by the fact that it is easy to take care of them, so it is necessary to think about several things before making the decision to acquire a cat, the most important of which are:

 Taking into account that the care of cats should be continuous, as this requires attention to feeding, cleaning, and removing their droppings. The ability to pay for cat care, in terms of food costs and vaccinations. Ensure there is enough space in the house.

 

How to breed kittens?

Cats breeding requires a lot of attention and care, and everything you need must be provided in order to remain in good appearance and health. The following are the methods of caring for food, health, and hygiene of cats:

Feed the little kittens:
 
In the first weeks of birth, the cat is given only the milk that she takes from her mother, as the cat needs six feedings per day during the first week of birth, but if the cat's mother is dead, the cat must be given a suitable alternative to the mother's milk, called alternative milk ( In English: kitten milk replacer), and in the event that the alternative milk is not available within the first twenty-four hours, then the cat must be given an alternative recipe called an emergency prescription, which is as follows:

2/3 cup full-fat homogeneous milk. Yolk three eggs. 1 tablespoon of corn oil, a small drop of children's vitamins. It is worth noting that the cat should be given cow's milk, as it may cause allergies and diarrhea due to the presence of lactose in it.

When the cat reaches 4-5 weeks of age, the weaning process begins, and the cat becomes able to eat varied foods and is given 3--4 meals per day, taking into account that it needs 200 calories per day, and from Nutrients to be found in cat food: amino acids, vitamins, proteins, minerals, and fats.

 Cats can be fed dry or canned food, and each has its benefits. Canned food is characterized by moisture that makes it easier for the kitten to chew. As for dry food, it contains the carbohydrates needed to cover the cats' need for the calories it needs in its daily food. It also does not spoil.

After weaning, you should bring the bowl for cat food into, and it is recommended to have two bowls, one for dry food and one for canned food.

 The food bowl must be placed in a safe place, free from contamination.
Fresh and clean drinking water should be provided at all times for cats, and drinking vessels should be made of ceramic, porcelain, or stainless steel.
 

 Take Care Of Cat Health:

 Young kittens are exposed to many health problems that may affect their daily activity, so it is necessary to adhere to examining the cat regularly and to pay attention to any sign or display that may indicate that it has a specific disease, and it is possible to ensure the health of the cat as follows:
 Monitor the cat's temperature. The cat's normal temperature is 38 degrees Celsius.
Notice any redness or dirt inside the eye, and it is possible to protect the cat's eyes by keeping it clean with cotton and warm water.
 Noting any exits from the eye, or their color shift, and in the event of this occurring, they should be taken promptly to take to the veterinarian, because the cat's ears are very sensitive, and it depends on them completely.
In the event of dandruff, dry skin, or a rash in the skin, this foreshadows the presence of skin disease or fungi.
 Anorexia: It is considered a sign of a major problem in the cat.

Cat diseases: 

Diarrhea: A common problem in cats that results from changing the quality of food, or infection with some types of parasites, fungi, or bacteria.

 Vomiting: It may happen as a result of the cat eating her food very quickly, or eating it more than she needs. Parasites: If the cat is exposed to a large number of parasites, it may be subject to major problems such as anemia, diarrhea, and it may lead to death.
 
Ear tick: It is caused by parasites that live in the cat's ears.
 
Fleas: May cause anemia, death.

 Cat cleaning care:
 
 Bathing cats: It is possible to start bathing cats at the age of eight weeks.  The special requirements for bathing cats must be available, which are:
 Shampoo for cats, as it .