Cat Care Education
Helping our community understand, protect, and care for cats- the right way.
Our Mission
Education saves lives. When people understand cat behavior, stress, safety, and health, cats stay in their homes, avoid danger, and live happier lives. Our goal is to give owners the tools they need to support their cats with confidence.
Indoor Safety
- Keep windows and screens secure
- Use carriers for transport
- Provide hiding spots and vertical spaces
- Keep toxic plants and chemicals out of reach.
- Use microchips and ID tags
- Monitor doors during deliveries
Understanding Cat Behavior
- Cats hide when stressed - It's normal
- Slow blinking builds trust
- Scratching is natural - provide scratchers
- Play reduces anxiety and boredom
- Cats need routine to feel safe
- Sudden behavior changes may signal illness
Litter Box Basics
- One box per cat + one extra
- Keep boxes in quiet, low traffic areas
- Scoop daily
- Avoid scented litter
- Use large, open boxes
- Sudden accidents may indicate stress or medical issues
Low Stress Handling (Fear Free)
We follow Fear Free principles to reduce stress and build trust. These methods help cats feel safe during transport, vet visits, and daily care.
- Move slowly and speak softly
- Let the cat approach first
- Use treats to create positive associations
- Avoid scuffing
- Support the cat's body when lifting
- Use towels for gentle restraint if needed
Introducing Cats to Each Other
- Start with scent swapping
- Keep cats separated at first
- Use baby gates or cracked doors
- Feed on opposite sides of the door
- Keep sessions short and positive
- Never force interaction
- Something neutral and instructional
When to See a Vet
- Not eating for 24 hours
- Straining in the litter box
- Sudden hiding or aggression
- Vomiting more than once
- Difficulty breathing
- Limping or injury
- Eye or nose discharge
Helpful Resources
- Low cost vet clinics
- Spay/neuter programs
- Behavior guides
- Lost cat recovery tips
- Indoor enrichment ideas
- Fear Free resources
Have Cat Care Questions?
We're here to help. Whether you're dealing with behavior issues, stress,or general cat care questions, reach out anytime.
Emai: lunasrescueandfoster2023@gmail.com
Phone: (475)259-60612
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