Why would anyone want to buy a stroller for a cat? Well it is a pretty good question if you are not a cat owner who has a cat that is totally indoors and simply has fits when out in the open environment. Cats which have grown up indoor when outside will face the real world. Nasty and noisy traffic, barking dogs and other raging cats. 
An unaware cat walking on the roads can face a life threat because of these outside dangers and they need to be protected at all times. This is where getting the best cat stroller comes into effect. With the cat stroller, your cat can experience the outside environment without facing all the imminent danger that comes with it. So getting your feline pal a cat stroller will help with the following:

1.Safety and Security.
Having your cat in a cat stroller basically shields the animal from any kind of attack from dogs or other cats. The good thing about buying the best cat stroller is that your cat may also get protected from too much sun while walking but still can enjoy the sun. Many good cat strollers have adjustable sun block features. Getting the best cat stroller will ensure that your feline remains calm and relax while on the move. 

2. Great For Transporting Your Cat Around.
What could be an easier way when moving with your cat than to just place the animal in a cat stroller and push it around. You exert little strength in pushing a stroller, but if you were using a carry cage you would have the animal's weight to deal with. Elderly cats that find moving around or long walks difficult will love the idea to jump in a cat stroller and being pushed around while sitting lazily watching the world go by. 

3. Provides Relaxation While Moving.
You know that one of the main reasons for the making of strollers were to make babies get that safe relaxing outdoor experience and simply to fall asleep. Well you cat will be no different when in his/her cat stroller. Cats love to relax in the fresh air and the stroller permits free passage of air. The carriage can be parked and transported anywhere. Your back will remain protected and unstrained because you don't have to carry the kitty cat; the stroller is going to do the needful. The balanced and stable ride in the carriage will not disturb your walk, rather the soothing movement will lull them to sleep comfortably.  

4. Improve the quality of life:
While you lie back and read a book at the poolside your cats can sit snugly in a double cat stroller. The quality of life you spend is going to improve drastically. You can safely carry your pets to the store, mall, garden, and workplace. Just strap them in and start pushing them in the direction you want to take them in an efficient manner.
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Different Kinds of Cat Strollers.
There are different designs and make of cat stroller for your choosing. If you have more than one cat, you can get cat stroller for two cats. Your two felines will have the same safety and comfort as a single cat in his stroller. Cat strollers are storage friendly as they can be folded and placed away in a convenient area. This will come in handy when you are at the vet and in that controlled environment. You can tuck away the cat stroller safely until it is time to leave.

Cats have always inspired writers to write about them. They are mystifying, intriguing and most times quite adventurous. They have been used in many dark tales such as witch and warlock stories, but cats have a bigger tale to tell than flying witches, brooms and magic potions.  Let me introduce you to one of the best short cat stories. A story called Thomas and the forbidden castle.  Thomas is basically a scrawny alley cats who hustles the streets for food. Thomas grew tired of hustling in the streets and eating fish bones out of garbage cans while being hit with a boot. But things were about to change for the Alley cats when they were told of a magical castle for cats where cats lived like kings and had an everlasting supply of tuna. This sounded like a cat's Paradise to Thomas and he just had to find a way to get to Cat Paradise!​

This cat short story takes Thomas and his pals on a fun and exciting adventure where they will have to think and defeat various obstacles to get the the castle they call cat paradise, where they can live like kings for the rest of their lives. Come join Thomas in this Cat Short Story filled with fun and excitement and laugh with or at Thomas as he makes his journey with his two pals to find Cat Paradise.

Your cat can be quite vocal. It doesn't mean that your cat has found a new talent and will likely become the greatest singing sensation the world has ever seen.  Your cat meows constantly for various reasons. Cat owners take heed!

1. The Cat may be ill

• Cats have a way of speaking to you by doing excessive meowing. They will meow a lot if they are ill and simply want to get your attention so you can take them to the vet.  Even though cats are quite secretive and good at hiding feelings, some include ailments. They know when they need help and that excessive meowing helps them to get that across. Excessive meowing can be a warning sign of kidney disease, urinating problems, thyroid or other cat related health problems. If your cat has just developed the behavior, a trip to the veterinarian is worth taking.
  

2. The Cat is in heat

• Animals have mating seasons, cats are no different from dogs that will go on heat. Meaning that they are in a state where their hormone requires that special touch. They will have a persistent feel for mating. Female cats however are much vocal than males when they are in heat and will meow excessive to attract that handsome young male cat. Once a male senses a female in heat, he too will add his two cents of meowing. 

3. Hungry Cat

• Not feeding your cat the appropriate amount of food is a bad idea. Not feeding your cat at all is just cause for you to be buried under the sea.  When your feline companion becomes hungry, they will check their food bowl to see if it is stacked with little mini or mickey mouse. If they don't see any food they will get quite vocal until that bowl is filled again, (Sorry Mickey! Cats gotta eat.) 
  

4. Aging

• Cats just humans and any other mammals age. And with age comes a lot of complications. Disorientation is a common trait of cats that have reached old age. Cats will meow because of confusion and disorientation brought upon by aging. If your cat continually meows or bumps into things at night, leave the light on an entire night. You can also visit a vet for more checkups.

5. Seeks Attention

• Even though cats like their alone time. If they love you they will eventually show it. They will require your time and attention. You must show them love and care, pet them and meow to them too. If you don't you cat will let it be known by meowing your eras off. Give your feline pal the attention deserves.

6. He Didn't Get Tweety Bird

• Well, cats can get mad  especially when they become stressed out. If you cat is trying to accomplish something and is simply not getting through. The cat will let it's anger, stress and disgust about the situation be known by meowing and meowing and keep meowing a little more.​

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Cats have claws. Claws have to scratch. Cat owners will notice that their precious feline will love to scratch stuff. It is in their DNA. Cats spread their scent by scratching their paws which means they are marking their territory.
It helps them to feel secure and to identify their enclave. Shedding claws is another reason for scratching. Scratching also helps them stretch their muscles. Cats simply cannot afford for their claws to grow out of proportion and begin to curl under their paw to cause discomfort for the cat. If you find yourself with a cat that begins to claw at stuff, you better isolate that animal from your precious mahogany furniture because once you feline gets a hold of those nicely varnished wood, they will begin to use it as a scratch post. To solve issues like your cat scratching furniture and upholstery. You must introduce your cat to a scratch post and train your cat to use that scratch post early out.

Train Cat To Use Scratch Post

Start Training at Early Age
In any kind of animal training, it is always good t train that animal starting at a tender age. So if you have kittens, start introducing them to post to scratch so it will become instinct when they get older. If you already have an adult cat you can still train that cat to use a scratch post, but you will have to exercise a lot of patience there. 

Find a scratching post that your cat will love
Sometimes, it is all about finding the right kind of scratching post that will appeal to your cat. You can find the right post for your cat usually through trial and error. You may need to experiment and see which one works. For example, some would prefer a vertical post as opposed to a horizontal surface. The important thing is to be able to find the right one that will appeal to your cat's preferences.

Determine the best place to put your scratching post
Other times, it is not the quality of the scratching post that is important but the location. You should keep in mind that you should place your post where it will be accessible to your cat.

Cats usually do their scratching before they take a nap. The ideal place to put your scratching post is where your cat usually naps. If you have the capacity, it is also great to put several posts in different parts of the house. Place it on your pet's usual spots, and it will surely get to maximize its use.
Now, if you happen to have a piece of furniture that your cat is very much attached to, then you can try placing a scratching post near it. This is an excellent way to divert its attention and focus the scratching on the post and not on your furniture.

Use Rewards and Affirmations
As with all great training, you can use rewards and affirmations to your pet. This simply means that whenever your pet uses the scratch post, it will get a reward. On the other hand, if they still play with your beloved furniture, then you need to be firm and let your pet know that is wrong.
To further entice your cat to use the scratching post, you can put catnip on and around the post or hang a toy for them to be able to play with. Eventually, they will get the hang of it and start using the post regularly.

Do not tolerate
If your cat is persistent, then it is time to use your voice to let your pet know its actions are incorrect. When you hear your cat scratching the furniture, say stop in a loud voice. Your pet will be startled and over time will understand that what it is doing is inappropriate. You may also spritz some water on your cat whenever it starts scratching the future. These are just some ways to dissuade your pet.

Other Remedies
Now, if the tips mentioned above do not work at all, then you can go a different route. One thing that you could do is to make your furniture unappealing to your pet. You can do this by covering your cat's favorite furniture with foil or tape. Cats do not like these textures and can dissuade them from further scratching. It may seem like a hideous look for your furniture, but it is only temporary. You can remove them when your cat already loses its interest.

When all else fail, you can try changing your furniture. Consider furniture that is made from microfiber. It can tolerate scratching, but at the same time, there are also different designs available that will suit your home.

Conclusion
Cats are adorable and fun-loving. Just remember that cat scratching is a natural phenomenon. It may seem horrible, but if you train them early, then you will be able to surpass this ordeal. As mentioned before, cats scratch as their way of marking territory and shedding claws. It is easier to train cats when you understand the reason behind their behavior.