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| Cats and Children: If you have children, explain to them that the new cat is not a furry toy. Children are usually good with animals, but some an get a little to over-enthusiastic and excited. Teach children the correct way to hold a cat; explain that tails are not designed to be pulled and that the creature should be treated with respect. Your children will love to play with the kitten, but make sure that they do not get too rough with it; young bones are delicate and can be broken. Remember, too, that cats have a very good self-defense system; if your child get to rumbustious, the cat will quite likely sue it's claws and there will be tears before bedtime. To prevent eye injuries, teach children not to push their faces up close to the cat. Take plenty of time with your new cat, introducing it gradually to it's new home, and you should find hat you have a happy, contented and sociable pet for many years. |
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