text

[faeblooded]

Does anyone know how to take care of a cat?

I've never had a pet before.

[The text isn't anonymous; it is labeled with the username Clarent, but comes with no introduction or closure.

Attached is a picture of an orange cat. It looks like it's a very charming example of a feline.]

Comments

[peacewithouttyranny]

I was hoping for them to meet. She is young and would like to make friends. An outgoing one, it seems.

Street cats and house cats are different, yes. Is your friend a lost cat? And I take it you found them?

[faeblooded]

I gave them some of my lunch and they followed me home. Doesn't seem that smart about finding food on it's own, which is why I say it.

[peacewithouttyranny]

Hm, I see. Well, they've taken you as their owner now. At least taking care of a cat shouldn't be difficult.

[faeblooded]

If house cats are like street cats, then they're probably independent. I just wanna make sure I'm feeding them the right things and that they're treated right.

I never had a pet before. Strays don't count.

[peacewithouttyranny]

Probably.

Yours seem old enough to be independent. I still have to watch over my kitten. I believe she's still too young to act on her own.

Refer back to the comment I posted earlier, simply give them attention and you'll treat them right. As for the right things to feed a cat, cooked meat would be best. Fish and milk, too. In addition, I know that salmon is best used as an occasional treat rather than a daily diet.