Brochure “A Cat Moves In”

What cat lovers should know
Cats are adorable, and anyone who sees one would love to take it home without a second thought. To prevent the desire for a cat from becoming a rash decision and thus a disappointment for both human and animal, prospective cat owners should be aware of a few things beforehand and learn to see the world through a cat owner's eyes: Clumsy kittens and teenagers often gather their first environmental experiences in places that are simply part of everyday life for people without cats. After a kitten moves in, harmless household items suddenly become a source of wonder, amusement – ​​and caution: Would you have thought that an open toilet lid practically forces a young cat to perform a balancing act on the rim? And that an exploratory trip into the dishwasher or a briefly opened garbage bag is considered a badge of honor for every teenage cat? And it's also quite clear that foregoing a midday nap in an open washing machine is simply impossible for a kitten.

The brochure “A Cat Moves In” provides prospective cat owners with a wealth of information about their planned new family member, its characteristics, important addresses for cat owners, and the ideal cat setup.