It is important because the condition of a cat’s skin and coat is the first indicator of overall health and may be the first visible evidence of illness or nutrient deficiencies.

At Hill’s we’ve devoted many years of research to learning about the proper care and nutritional needs of cats during different stages of life and different styles of living. Each formula provides cats with their Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of key nutrients, every day.

Spaying is considered to be the best way to prevent unwanted puppies/ kittens. According to the local Islamic authority, Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM), such practice is considered Halal and prevention against reproduction diseases. Furthermore, such practice is proven to decrease the risk of mammary tumors, uterine infections, sexually transmitted cancer, testicular and prostate cancer, and other behavioral problem.

It will be difficult to change your cat’s feeding habits especially if he has been accustomed to the food since the young age. Remember, do not spoil your cat’s eating habit. Try to stick with one single food, to avoid your cat being choosy. Remember, super food like Science Plan is the best your cat can get.

The length of gestation in cats is 63 days from the time of ovulation. Within 12 to 36 hours of giving birth, a queen’s temperature will drop, usually 24 hours before giving birth. The cat will usually start showing some nesting behavior like seeking out a secluded spot to have her kittens earlier. Another signs could be behavioral changes such as restlessness, anxiety and panting, eating refusal, shivering and occasionally vomiting. When this happened, you can start to prepare a nice box or bed with good nesting materials like shredded disposable baby diapers and put it in quite secluded and calm spot. Any disturbances should be avoided.

Animalac is a good substitute to mother’s milk.