Thinking about introducing your new kitten to a water bottle on a stand?
Here's a neat trick to get them started.
TUNA WATER: What you need is a can of Tuna packed in water, a water bottle, a nylon stocking or cheese cloth, a container for the tuna, and a container to pour the water into.
1. Put the tuna in a container that you will be able to cover and keep in the refrigerator
2. Put at least 2 can of water into the bowl that you just poured the Tuna into, right with the Tuna
3. Mix the water and Tuna together so that the water is saturated with the Tuna taste
4. Strain some of the water through the nylon stocking or the cheese cloth (I use a glass measuring cup so that it is easy to pour from there into the water bottle)
5. Pour the Tuna water into your water bottle
6. Put some baby food on your finger and offer it to the kitten. As the kitten licks the baby food from your finger move your finger to the tip of the water bottle and continue to put more baby food on the tip of the water bottle until the kitten is licking the baby food off the tip of the water bottle. As the kitten licks the baby food it will start the water coming from the tip and the kitten will get the taste of the Tuna Water and will continue to drink from it.
7. Put the rest of the Tuna Water in the refrigerator so that you can repeat the process for the next 48 hours or so. Each time there will be less Tuna taste and more water and before you know it the kitten will be drinking straight water from the water bottle.
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National Dress Up Your Pet Day on January 14th provides a special day to celebrate with your pet and show of their fashion style. Pets do become part of one's family. Whether you take a visit to the groomer or take it a step further and dress up in matching outfits, be sure your pet companion is safe and comfortable.
Please remember to keep your pets safe and comfortable in the pet clothing and costumes that you choose.
Tips for dressing up your pet: • If your pet just doesn't like dressing up, let them sit this holiday out. • Be sure it fits. Restricting movement or ability to breathe can cause injury or illness. • Many pets like to chew. Avoid loose or dangling pieces which can cause choking hazards.
