Cat Care

Cats are independent, affectionate, and endlessly fascinating companions. Whether you’re a first-time cat owner or a lifelong feline friend, knowing how to properly care for your cat is key to ensuring a happy and healthy life. At Dwivedi Pet Shop and Fish Aquarium, we offer everything you need to give your cat the care they deserve.

1. Nutrition: Feed for Health and Energy

A proper diet is the cornerstone of a cat’s overall health.

Tips:

Choose high-quality cat food suitable for your cat’s age and health needs (kitten, adult, senior).
Provide fresh water at all times.
Avoid giving milk—many cats are lactose intolerant.

Find top cat food brands and customized nutrition solutions at our store.

2. Litter Box: Keep It Clean

A clean litter box is essential for your cat’s hygiene and comfort.

Tips:

Scoop the litter box daily and change the litter regularly.
Use unscented, clumping litter to make cleaning easier.
Place the box in a quiet, accessible area.

We stock a wide range of litter boxes, cat litters, and odor-control solutions.

3. Grooming: Yes, Cats Need It Too

While cats groom themselves, they still need your help to stay clean and healthy.

Tips:

Brush your cat weekly (daily for long-haired breeds).
Trim their nails to prevent overgrowth and scratching.
Clean their ears and keep an eye out for signs of mites or infections.

Check out our grooming tools, brushes, and safe shampoos for cats.

4. Play and Exercise: Stimulate Their Minds and Bodies

Cats are natural hunters and need regular stimulation to prevent boredom.

Tips:

Play with your cat using interactive toys like feather wands, balls, and laser pointers.
Provide scratching posts and cat trees to satisfy climbing and scratching instincts.
Rotate toys to keep things exciting.

We carry a fun selection of toys, towers, and treats to keep your cat active.

5. Veterinary Care: Stay Ahead of Health Issues

Routine check-ups and vaccinations are just as important for cats as they are for dogs.

Tips:

Vaccinate your cat as recommended by your vet.
Spay or neuter your cat to prevent unwanted litters and health issues.
Monitor for signs of illness—changes in eating, litter habits, or behavior can signal a problem.