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S1 B4 1 | Best Cat Carrying Techniques: Which One is Right for Your Cat?
Carrying your cat the right way is important to ensure they feel safe and comfortable. The first method is holding them by the scruff of the neck, which is fine for kittens since mother cats do this. However, lifting an adult cat this way can cause pain due to their body weight, making it unsuitable for larger cats. Another common method is holding them by the scapula (shoulder blades). This works for some cats with a calm temperament, but it can be uncomfortable for bigger cats and may make them... Read more...
S2 B3 7 | Cat Teaser Wand Review: Is It Worth It?
I just ordered this cat teaser wand online. The colors are vibrant and visually appealing, which should help attract a cat's attention. However, I found that the feathers and plastic parts were a bit too quiet, making them less effective in engaging my cat. Another issue is the handle—I feel that if it were a bit sturdier, it would improve the overall functionality and durability of the wand. Overall, I would rate this 5/10, as there is still room for improvement to make it a better toy for cats.  Read more...
S1 B3 6 | Male vs. Female Cats: Which One Should You Adopt?
Many people wonder whether it's better to adopt a male or a female cat. In reality, there isn’t much difference in their behavior if the cat has a good temperament. The main difference lies in size and physical traits. Males are generally larger and more robust, much like men, whereas females tend to appear more graceful and delicate. Choosing between a male or female cat ultimately depends on personal preference. Some people prefer male cats for their strong and imposing nature, while others favor females for their charming and gentle... Read more...
S1 B3 5 | How to Bond with Your Cat Quickly
Want to build a strong bond with your cat? The key is to give them **love and time** while ensuring that you never intimidate or bully them. Breaking a cat’s trust can make bonding difficult. Spending quality time together helps you understand your cat’s unique personality, allowing you to cater to their needs. Letting them sleep near you can help them get accustomed to your scent, making them feel secure and speeding up the bonding process. Each cat has a unique temperament—some love constant cuddles, while others prefer their independence.... Read more...
S1 B3 4 | How to Fix a Cat That Won't Use the Litter Box
Many cat owners struggle with their cat not using the litter box properly. Can this be fixed? Most cats, especially those that are neutered, will naturally use the litter box without training, as they learn this behavior from their mother at a young age. However, there are cases where neutered cats still avoid the litter box or relieve themselves in other areas, often due to environmental factors. The first thing to check is the number of litter boxes in your home compared to the number of cats. A general rule... Read more...
S1 B3 3 | How to Train Your Cat to Stop Scratching the Sofa
One common problem cat owners face is their sofas getting scratched. However, you can redirect your cat’s scratching behavior by providing more appealing alternatives. For example, if your sofa is in the middle of the room, try placing scratching posts around it. These posts are more attractive to cats, giving them a fun and suitable outlet for their natural scratching instincts, which helps protect your furniture. Many people add scratching posts to their homes but find that their cats ignore them. The key is placement—if you hide the scratchers in... Read more...
S1 B3 2 | Cat Socialization Training: Why It Matters and How It Helps Adaptation
One of the key steps in preparing kittens for their new homes is socialization. This involves exposing them to different environments, new people, and even other animals like dogs. By doing this, kittens can adapt to their future homes quickly and, most importantly, without stress. Many of our customers confirm that their cats adjust well and show no signs of stress when relocating. At BANGKOKCATS, we prioritize socialization training. Typically, kittens stay with their mother until they are two months old. After completing vaccinations, we move them to the central... Read more...
S1 B3 1 | What Is a Silver Bengal Cat? Features and Genetics Explained
This is Caramel, a Silver Bengal kitten. At our cattery, we have three Bengal colors: Brown, Snow, and Silver. The Silver Bengal has a bright white base coat with dark grey or black markings, creating a striking contrast that makes it unique and beautiful. The Silver gene is a dominant gene, meaning that if either parent carries it, they can produce Silver offspring. This color is highly sought after among Bengal cat lovers because of its distinct patterns and bold contrast. If you're looking for a Bengal with eye-catching markings,... Read more...
S2 B6 4 | The Hidden Danger in Cleaning Products for Cats & a Safer Alternative
Did you know that most household cleaning solutions contain alcohol and bleach, both of which can be harmful to cats? Alcohol can cause wounds on your cat’s skin, and if inhaled, the fumes can severely damage their respiratory system. Bleach, on the other hand, can cause chemical burns if your cat steps on it—especially if not diluted properly. In some cases, the wounds can be severe, causing intense pain for your furry friend.Many cleaning products on the market contain these harsh chemicals, making it essential to use them correctly. But... Read more...
S2 B6 2 | When Should You Deworm Your Cat? Important Advice for Cat Owners
Deworming is an essential part of keeping your cat healthy, as intestinal worms can have harmful effects. If you're wondering when to start, there are two main types of deworming methods: oral pills and spot-on treatments. If using a pill, you can begin after your kitten is 6 weeks old. For the spot-on treatment, it's recommended to start after they reach 2 months of age. However, it’s always best to consult a veterinarian and follow their advice on deworming.There have been cases where cat owners neglected deworming, only to later... Read more...
S2 B3 5 | Cat Teaser Wand with Ball from the USA: Is It Worth It?
Today, I’ll review a cat teaser wand ordered online from the U.S. This toy has several great features. The wire material is like a cable wire, making it highly durable for long-term use. Additionally, it’s replaceable, and the manufacturer provides plenty of replacement parts for convenience.Overall, I’d rate it 7/10. It’s worth the value and offers great quality for the price. However, there are a few drawbacks—mainly the handle, which could be better with higher-quality materials. Another improvement would be adding bells or sound elements to make it even more... Read more...
S2 B6 3 | Should You Euthanize Your Cat or Let It Pass Naturally?
Many cat owners face this tough question: If a cat is old, suffering from an incurable disease, or in pain, should we choose euthanasia to end their suffering? Some believe that putting a cat to sleep is the kindest option if they are in distress. Others argue that it is best to let nature take its course and allow the cat to pass away on its own. This is a deeply personal and emotional decision with no right or wrong answer. The most important thing is ensuring your cat does... Read more...