
One of the first things you need to do is set up a litter box for your pet as well as cat carriers for transportation to and from the shelter or breeder a . A good place to do this is in a bathroom or even in a laundry room. Fill the box with about two to three inches of litter and place it in a corner. This will allow the cat to take care of its business in a somewhat private area.
It is also a good idea to set up a general living area. A good place to do this is in a corner of a bedroom, living room or kitchen. Make sure the space has some sort of sleeping area such as a small pet bed and maybe even some toys.
You will also need to designate a feeding space for the pet. This can be in a small area in the kitchen. There should be a feeding bowl as well as a drinking bowl designated especially for the cat. This is particularly important if there are other pets in the home that will be feeding in the same area.
Cats love to scratch and sharpen their claws. To help protect your furniture and other belongings from claw damage you will definitely want to have a scratching post. These come in an array of shapes, colors and sizes and can be bought at your local pet store or in any other store that sells pet supplies and toys.
Bringing home a new cat can be an exciting event. It is imperative to set up an environment in your home that is welcoming to the pet. This means you will need to designate areas in your home for the cat to eat, play, sleep and use the litter box. It is important to remember to let the cat explore this new space at its own pace so that it will become completely comfortable with its surroundings. Doing this will help to make for a smooth transition to your home.


