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Nobody knows your cat better than you. But when you have a question or need an expert opinion, the Purina® Cat Chow® brand Cat Food Mentor panel is here for you.
The Purina® Cat Chow® brand Cat Food Mentor Panel is comprised of qualified cat care specialists ready to help answer your Physical, Nutritional, or Emotional cat care questions - no matter what your cat’s life stage. |
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Purina® Cat Chow® has experts who specialize in the fields of emotional behavior, physical health, feline nutrition, and life-stage-specific issues. |
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Q: Our kitten was given to us when she was about 7 weeks old. She constantly tries to suck on us (our arms, neck, face, fingers, hair, etc.) like she would if she were feeding on the momma kitty. What can we do to stop it?
Answer: Your kitten may still be experiencing some anxiety over leaving her mother. Pets, like people, are individuals with different ways of expressing themselves. Your kitten may be communicating a need for more attention by sucking as if she were still nursing. It may also be that your kitten is expressing contentment.
Whenever the kitten starts to suck, you might want to gently push her away and sternly say 'no'. She may get her feelings hurt, but she will come back to you again just to be petted. You may have to follow this procedure several times (and it needs to be consistent by all family members). |
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| The best recommendation for a good breeder occurs through word of mouth. Ask your friends, family and coworkers for recommendations. Speak to your veterinarian as she may have valuable information on file. In general, catteries that are certified by the Cat Fanciers of America voluntarily adhere to a strict set of standards. |
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