NEW CAT SECRETS...
Before you jeopardize your relationship
with your beloved new cat forever
Discover the critical mistakes
YOU MUST AVOID WITHIN THE FIRST 24 HOURS!
YOU MUST AVOID WITHIN THE FIRST 24 HOURS!
Don't introduce your new cat to your home
until you've
learned how to
learned how to
AVOID THESE COMMON FATAL PITFALLS!
The
cage was small,
but the people were nice and Tiger felt safe. He
was fed, petted and regularly groomed. Still,
it wasn’t home. Tiger
had been ‘home’,and still had vague
memories of the woman who had cared for him and the other cats who
lived with
her.
Then
he had been taken
to this small cage, and had been here so long he had almost forgotten
‘home’, and
the woman.
There
was uneasiness
here, though, and Tiger felt it. Something
was about to happen. Something bad.
Then
two humans came
in. He was put in another, bigger cage
with them. He jumped up in the woman’s lap. He liked her. Then he was put in a dark
place that bumped and
jostled. He heard strange, scary
noises. He howled, and a male voice
answered with noises he couldn’t understand.
Then
there was
light. And TERROR!
A
strange place, strange smells, and ...
A
small hand reached
for him and tried to grab him. There
were humans he didn’t know; they all approached him and he recoiled,
his back arching. There was another cat
that arched and spat.
Then,
horror of
horrors…
There
was a dog!
Tiger
fled. He fled down a long, dark corridor
and bolted
through the first open door he found. He
hid in the darkest place he could find…among soft and hard things he
didn’t
recognized.
He
heard voices. He heard the dog bark, and
he shuddered. He heard the child’s high
pitched cry,
a woman's soft tones, and a man making loud, angry noises that sounded
harsh in his ears.
He
hunkered down and
remained as invisible and silent as he could...
Will your new cat be
terrified?
When you bring him home will he freak out?
Your
new cat races
around your home desperately trying to find
a way to escape. In a frantic
attempt to discover a way out, he leaps
to the windowsill only to hit
his head against the glass and fall
off. He jumps onto the
kitchen table. This is unacceptable behavior and you
try to shoo him off. He
growls and spits at you.
After
several
panic-stricken
minutes he finally dives under the bed
and refuses to come out. He remains there, glaring at you. When you
try to pet him, he backs away and keeps himself just out of reach.
He doesn't eat the food you put in his bowl (except at night when you're asleep). He goes for days without a bowel movement. One day you find a mess on the floor.
Your new cat has become a nightmare!
You introduced your
new cat to your home, and your experience has become a nightmare
both for
you and for him. It may take days, weeks, or even months to
rectify
this situation, and you begin to wonder if it really is worth it.
Perhaps, you think, you
should
take the cat back to where he came
from.
from.
Don't let this happen to you! Be
prepared for your
First critical encounter!
First critical encounter!
Maybe this will be the first
cat
you've owned, or maybe the second or
third. But...
Could you be playing a game of cat adoption "Russian Roulette"?
"John, what are you talking about?" you say, " I've adopted several cats without a problem!"
Believe me, for cat owners who already have pets, bringing home a new cat becomes even more critical!
If you checked all of these scenarios, you are right! All of these situations are potentially lethal to your new kitty, your other pets, or even TO YOU!
If you were unsure about even ONE of them, you've entered the PET ADOPTION LETHAL ZONE.
Don't wait to discover...
Could you be playing a game of cat adoption "Russian Roulette"?
"John, what are you talking about?" you say, " I've adopted several cats without a problem!"
Believe me, for cat owners who already have pets, bringing home a new cat becomes even more critical!
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Which One of These situations YOU think could be potentially lethal... |
 You're not sure you can afford a cat, but
you decide
to adopt one anyway. "What the heck", you think, "how expensive
can a cat be?" |
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A
kitten shows up on your doorstep. You think it's "so cute" and
decide to adopt it. |
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A close friend is moving into a new
apartment that
doesn't allow pets. She wants you to adopt her female cat. |
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A mother cat chooses your home to have her
kittens. You think two of them are absolutely "adorable" and
decide to adopt them. |
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Your cat seems lonely and you decide he
needs a
friend. You purchase a cat from a pet store and bring him home to
be his companion. |
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You swing by after work and pick up a cat
from the Animal
Shelter. You figure you can get what he needs on the weekend when
you have more time. |
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You adopt a cat from an Animal Shelter, but
decide you
will get his nametag and collar tomorrow. |
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All of your cats have had their
"shots". A stray
shows up on your doorstep and you decide to adopt him, but don't have
time to take him to the vet now. You'll do it tomorrow. |
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You bring a new cat home
from an animal shelter
and decide to let him be an outdoor cat. You let him outside on
the first day. |
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You want to give your
child a kitten for her
third birthday. |
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You took your new stray to
the vet and got
him his shots. He suggests a complete physical examination but
you don't have the money right now. You take him home to your
other cats, figuring it can wait until you get paid. |
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A friend suggests you get pet insurance.
"Who does that?" you think. "Forget it, it's too expensive and
it's just a fad." |
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Your children have never
had a pet before and
you decide it will teach them responsibility to own one. You adopt a
cat, bring it home, and then go fix dinner. |
If you checked all of these scenarios, you are right! All of these situations are potentially lethal to your new kitty, your other pets, or even TO YOU!
If you were unsure about even ONE of them, you've entered the PET ADOPTION LETHAL ZONE.
Don't wait to discover...
- How to avoid common mistakes before you adopt a cat.
- How to avoid a nightmare of anxiety, terror, and misunderstanding in the first 24 hours
- How to save hassles by knowing what to have on hand to ensure your cat's comfort and needs
- How to have fun by preparing your home for you and your new friend.
- How to create a life-time bond when you introduce yourself and begin caring for your new love.
- How to lay the foundation for a loving future relationship
- How you can ignite your cat's affection and make him want to be with you.
- How to introduce your new cat to your live in companions.
- How to ensure your cat's health and safety.
- Why you don't want to let your cat outdoors for the first 24 hours (or possibly, ever).
Live or Die: The First 24 hours
are critical!
From
the Desk of John Young
5/21/2006
Dear Friend,
My name is John, and I've been a cat owner for 56 years. I've had almost every kind of experience with a cat, from raising kittens born in my house to adopting cats from the Humane Society or strays that wander in off the street. (I've also owned a few pure breeds).
I've had many experiences adopting adult cats and introducing them into my living situation, and I can tell you that what you do in the FIRST 24 HOURS is crucial to your future relationship with your cat.
It can take days, weeks, even months to undo the negative effects of mistakes madein your critical first encounter, and it is extremely important that you are prepared both physically and psychologically for your new cat.
"Preparation is the key to a smooth homecoming for you
and your feline friend. Make sure you're ready before bringing your cat home." -- The Cat Channel
Don't be caught unprepared. I've packed every shred of advice I can
think of into this new book and I'm committed to making sure that:
5/21/2006
Dear Friend,
My name is John, and I've been a cat owner for 56 years. I've had almost every kind of experience with a cat, from raising kittens born in my house to adopting cats from the Humane Society or strays that wander in off the street. (I've also owned a few pure breeds).
I've had many experiences adopting adult cats and introducing them into my living situation, and I can tell you that what you do in the FIRST 24 HOURS is crucial to your future relationship with your cat.
It can take days, weeks, even months to undo the negative effects of mistakes madein your critical first encounter, and it is extremely important that you are prepared both physically and psychologically for your new cat.
"Preparation is the key to a smooth homecoming for you
and your feline friend. Make sure you're ready before bringing your cat home." -- The Cat Channel
Don't be caught unprepared. I've packed every shred of advice I can
think of into this new book and I'm committed to making sure that:
- Your first experience with your cat is both pleasant and satisfying
- You lay a solid foundation of mutual love with your new cat
- Your cat has a loving first impression of you and your home.
- You are prepared for every possible eventuality in your first encounter.
- Your home is prepared for your cat's wants and needs.
- You are prepared to keep your cat healthy and well groomed.
- You know what things to avoid doing in the first 24 hour period.
- The most important things you must to do for your cat before you take her home.
- You lay the foundation for a loving and satisfying relationship that will last a lifetime.
"…do your homework, so you can avoid these common mistakes made by new cat owners." Franny Syufy , An introduction to Your Guide To Cats.
Begin your homework now with my book and avoid common, serious mistakes!
Don't make the mistake of going blindly into cat adoption! It can be a
very unpleasant experience. Take it from me.
My new book YOUR NEW CAT'S FIRST 24 HOURS will show you what SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT DO when you first bring your
cat home.
But I won't stop with your cat's first 24 hours. I'll show you:
- How to choose between adopting an adult cat and a kitten
- What you need to know before you adopt a kitten
- How to keep your cat from hurting your house
- What you can do if you have allergies to cats
- The single most important attitude you must have
- How to bond with your cat even before you take her home
- What you need to do for your other cats before you adopt a stray
- How to introduce your cat to other animals (including the family dog)
- What to do if your cat is "standoffish"and won't play with you
- How to deal with problem urine behavior
- How to know if your cat is "a little bit" feral
- How to save your cat from distemper and other common feline diseases
- How to find a safe alternative to declawing your cat
- How to deal with cat hairballs
- How to deal with litter box problems
- Why the statement "one size fits all" doesn't apply to your cat's food
- How to leash train your cat.
- How to toilet train your cat.
- And much, much more!
and the experience of many other veteran cat owners. This is something
you just can't get unless you talk with dozens of people and sift for hours through internet websites.
| As
Reviewed in the How to Live With Your Cat Journal at ClydeSight
Productions. This is one of the best cat care books I have ever read-- and I really appreciate the humane and no nonsense approach. John obviously knows his subject and has researched it thoroughly. The book is well laid out with discrete sections (medical, behavioral and so on) and John keeps the emphasis on the first hours when a new cat comes into your home. The book has added value in the appendices. The subject of cats and cat care is a complex one, and John has managed to handle this with a thoughtful, well considered and practical approach. His writing style is direct and to the point, the pictures are simply wonderful, and the content is thoroughly covered in an authoritative and knowledgeable way. I highly recommend this book. If you have a cat or cats you should get it just for the tips it contains, if you are considering getting a cat you MUST get this book, and if you know anyone who is thinking of getting a cat, this book makes a great gift, far more valuable that a cat toy. Read the entire review here |
| "'Your
New Cat's First 24 Hours' is such a great read. Not only did
you help me understand my cat, my cat felt welcome from day one.
I was
scared that the cat would disappear one day but your tips helped the
cat and me to be friends - in his new home - in no time. And I
never
expected to get such a comprehensive book on cats. I think you
can
offer it for more ...lucky me...I got a bargain." -- Johan Horak |
| "'Your
New Cat's First 24 Hours' is a comprehensive cat care book. I
can't think of a thing that author John Young has left out! It is
readable and attractively laid out, with many delightful photos of cats
and kittens. If you're thinking of getting a cat or kitten -- or even
if you already have one -- get this book. It is also a must-read for
any friend or relative who is adopting a feline for the first
time.
This book fills a void of ignorance and will save
everyone--people and
cats alike -- a lot of grief!" -- Lisa J. Lehr, writer and cat lover. |
| "I
am
amazed at all of the information you covered in this book. I like
the fact that you not only give advice about how to take care of a cat
but you point out the fact that affording a cat is something new owners
should get prepared for. Spending time with them is more important than
anything as far as I am concerned because I know people that leave
their cats alone all of the time and it upsets me. You really covered
everything. -- Alison Stott |
| Thank
you for your book's tips. I'd been studying cats for several
weeks as I planned to adopt my first - but I ran into your book last
night on TheCatSite as I finished preparing my new kitten's safe room
(to be brought home today into a home where my German Shepherd has been
living for the past eight years). I considered an 18-month-old cat after reading your book - but it already was adopted. Other adult cats at shelter looked visibly "troubled" in various ways. (One obese, one shuns human contact.) Your suggestion to use heavy stainless bowls alone was worth its weight in gold. "Spicey" - a two-month-old domestic shorthair - is already bonded well with me in his first few hours. (He'd been in shelter for a month - and got litter-trained there.) "Spicey" purrs a lot ever since getting home, chases laser dot on rug endlessly, chases imaginary prey on floor - and happily cuddles in my lap and happily gets petted only a couple hours after getting home. Not surprisingly, he's now tired - and asleep - back in his room. -- Matt M., Editor, Internet Gun Show |
| I
was really impressed with the book. It was very thorough, well
written and readable. Plus it had all those beautiful pictures! -- D Lewis, PhD Multiple cat owner |
| Thorough
and well organized! Easy to look up and find answers to specific
questions and solve the many problems cat owners encounter when taking
care of their pets. With all the beautiful illustrations, you should
charge more for this book. -- Jackie C, multiple cat owner |
But
let's get back to Tiger...
Tiger
had no idea how long he had remained
silently hidden in the dark place. He heard the thuds of
footsteps somewhere out there, but he remained absolutely still, and
they never found him.
He grew hungry, and had to go out in search of food. He left his safe place when the house was dark and quiet, and found the other cat's food bowl. He began to eat, but suddenly...
The other cat growled and Tiger jumped. Whirling, he faced the cat, then bolted for a windowsill.
The window was open, and the nylon screen was torn. Tiger ripped his way through it and leaped into the night...
The next day, the woman turned the house upside down, trying to find Tiger's hiding place, but after several hours she decided he was gone. She knew it was a dangerous neighborhood. They lived on a busy intersection, and there were predators about.
She called Animal Control, hoping it was not too late...
He grew hungry, and had to go out in search of food. He left his safe place when the house was dark and quiet, and found the other cat's food bowl. He began to eat, but suddenly...
The other cat growled and Tiger jumped. Whirling, he faced the cat, then bolted for a windowsill.
The window was open, and the nylon screen was torn. Tiger ripped his way through it and leaped into the night...
The next day, the woman turned the house upside down, trying to find Tiger's hiding place, but after several hours she decided he was gone. She knew it was a dangerous neighborhood. They lived on a busy intersection, and there were predators about.
She called Animal Control, hoping it was not too late...
Don't let this be your new cat's story! Make his transition to your home as
smooth and safe as possible!
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If after you have read my book and you don't think that it will bring you
a safe and satisfying first encounter with your new cat that will result in a loving, long lasting relationship, I'll be glad to refund every penny of your money.
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