diary of raising a mermaid

Here are some key points about cat rearing: * * 1. Daily feeding ** 1. * * Food types and combinations ** - In addition to dry food, cats could also be fed with staple food cans, snack cans, freeze-dried food, and so on. For example, in a cat feeding diary, it was mentioned that the diet of a 10-pound orange cat included a milk staple food can, tuna-flavored food, Meow Fansi goat milk freeze-dried bar, staple food freeze-dried, English meal bag, etc., and some food such as quail egg yolk would be added. - For different cats, the choice of food may be different due to palatability. For example, orange cats felt good about the palatability of British meal bags. 2. * * Time of feeding and number of meals ** - Some cats had multiple meals a day. For example, a 10-pound orange cat had its first meal at 14:30 and its second meal at 22:00. However, the feeding time and number of meals may also be adjusted according to the cat owner's daily schedule. * * 2. Rearing during special periods (such as pregnancy)** 1. * * Dietary adjustment ** - In the breeding of Sphinx hairless cats, the more scientific feeding method for pregnant female cats was not to feed them too well in the early stages to prevent the kittens from getting too big. They would feed them better when they were about to give birth. However, there were owners who added goat milk powder, egg yolk, and chicken breast to the cat food throughout pregnancy. After the female cat gave birth, they would start feeding fish soup. 2. * * Points to note ** - Pay attention to the physical condition of the female cat during pregnancy. For example, a Sphinx hairless cat suffered from low temperature burns on its legs during pregnancy and was seriously affected by pus. The owner had to perform acupuncture to drain the pus. Also, pay attention to the symptoms before giving birth. Sometimes, the symptoms before giving birth are not obvious, but there may also be cases of loss of appetite, defecation, etc. * * 3. Cat Health Problems and Their Response ** 1. * * Cat's Nose Branch's Response ** - The nasal branch of cats was a respiratory infectious disease caused by the Herpes virus. After infection, it would be carried for life. When the resistance decreased, the disease would occur. - If the symptoms are mild, it can be cured in 1 - 2 weeks. If it is serious, it may take longer. - Once an infection was discovered, quarantine measures should be taken to prevent secondary infection, because there would be symptoms similar to a cold in the early stage, and there would be many symptoms such as increased eye secretions in the middle and later stages. - It was necessary to pay attention to the nutritional supplement of sick cats. High-quality food such as canned food and nutritional paste could be provided. It could also be supplemented with lysines to reduce the replication and transmission of the virus. For obvious symptoms such as sneezing and coughing, you can feed your pet amoxicilin powder. - Complicated symptoms such as tears in the eyes, increased secretions, and oral sores should be treated separately. For example, cleaning the eyes with a gentle wet towel and then dripping with Tactic Cat Eye Drops. For oral problems, it was necessary to supplement B vitamins, feed the pet mouth, and spray the pet mouth green to clean the oral cavity.

Here are some key points about keeping a cat diary: - Someone was creating a Short videos under the name of "Ah Meng's Cat Diary" on TikTok. As of October 16, 2024, 1955 works had been released, with 2.725 million likes and 127,000 fans. - There was a cat diary that recorded the correct feeding method of canned food for cats, including the selection of canned food according to the age of the cat, the distinction between canned staple food and canned supplementary food, the inspection of the ingredient list (the first place should be meat, protein content of more than 8%, water content of about 75%, no excessive fruits, vegetables, grains, and preserving agents), and the feeding method (can be prepared once every 1 - 2 weeks, mixed with cat food and not fed alone, and should also provide meat and vegetables appropriately). - There was also a cat diary about the experience of saving kittens, such as saving newborn kittens (goat milk powder, small feeding device, artificial stimulation of defecation), and later raising kittens again (although they grew up healthily, there was cat food, cat litter, vaccine, deworming, and other trifles). - There was also a cat diary from his childhood, which described the experience of adopting a Chinese rural cat from a neighbor's house, including the expectations of the cat before the adoption, how to convince the family, and the process of adoption. - There was also a record of the situation of a newly raised golden stratum kitten, Menmen. The owner lacked the experience of raising a cat. The kitten was too energetic at night and affected its sleep, but the child was energetic and played with the kitten.

Diary of Raising Turtles Today, I welcomed a new family member-a little turtle. Its shell was like a small shield. It was hard and had unique patterns. Its small head always poked out carefully, and its eyes were black like two small black beans. It was very interesting when feeding. I scattered the turtle food in the water. It first shrank its neck vigilantly, and after a while, it slowly swam over and opened its small mouth to eat. Looking at the way it ate, I thought it was especially cute. In the afternoon, I put it on the balcony to bask in the sun. It stretched out its limbs and lay there lazily, enjoying the warmth of the sun. When I gently touched its shell, it would quickly retract its limbs and head into the shell. This was its self-protection instinct. Although it has only been a day since I raised the little turtle, it has already brought me a lot of joy. I look forward to spending more time with it.

Today, I welcomed a puppy. Its fur was white and its eyes were black. When it first came to my house, it was very timid and hid in a corner. I prepared food and water for it, and it slowly relaxed. In the afternoon, I took it to play ball in the yard. It began to wag its tail at me. It was very cute. Looking at it, I was filled with joy.

Diary of Raising Stray Cats [Date], I met a stray cat. It was emaciated, but its eyes were filled with the desire to be cared for. I took pity on it and decided to take it home. When it first arrived home, it was very timid and hid in a corner, shivering. I prepared food and water for it. It carefully approached and wolfed down the food. It looked heartbreaking. In the following days, I brought it for a checkup. Fortunately, it was not seriously ill, just a little malnourished. I take good care of it every day and buy cat food and cat toys for it. It also gradually became familiar with the new environment and began to explore the house. Occasionally, it would jump on my lap and act coquettishly. I felt very gratified as I watched it grow fatter day by day and its fur become smooth and supple. Its arrival has added a lot of fun to my life. I know that I will always accompany it and give it a warm home. This stray cat made me understand that giving love will bring me more warmth and happiness.