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?How to deal with street cats

How to deal with street cats?


Cats play an important role in achieving environmental balance in the urban environment, as they hunt harmful animals and thus contribute to maintaining the health of the surrounding environment. Despite its importance, the increase in the number of homeless cats in some areas could be the result of multiple factors, such as poor sanitation conditions that make cats unable to access food scraps.


Volunteers provide support by feeding stray cats individually or in an organized manner. Adherence to appropriate feeding rules for sterilized and neutered cats helps maintain their quality of life and health, as well as control the increase in their number. You can inquire about more information at the municipal information center.


To feed street cats and achieve ecological balance, the following steps can be followed:

1. Determine a safe area:


- Choose a safe area to feed cats, where they can access food without being exposed to danger, and at the same time, avoids inconvenience to local residents.


2. How to use high-quality dry food :

- Use high-quality dry food and set fixed times and places for distributing food. An appropriate amount of food should be provided without excessive amounts.


3. Cleaning the place:

- Collect food scraps and clean eating utensils regularly to keep the place clean.


4. Providing drinking water :

- Ensuring the provision of clean drinking water for cats.

5. Cat health care:

- Monitor the health status of street cats and intervene if there is a need for medical care.

6. To maintain environmental cleanliness:

- Make sure the surroundings are clean and waste containers are closed to avoid attracting additional harmful animals.

Please ensure that efforts to feed cats are carefully directed to ensure that their needs are met effectively without causing disturbance to the environment or local residents.


Warning: Spreading poisons against street cats is considered a violation of Article No. 4 of the Animal Welfare and Animal Protection Law of 1994. A prison sentence is imposed in accordance with Article 17B of the same law for anyone who commits this violation.


How do I get a street cat to approach me?

1. Offer food regularly:

- Serve food regularly in the same place and at the same time every day. This helps the cat develop trust towards your presence.

2. Water saving:

Providing clean water for the cat can be one of the important factors in attracting it.

3. Professional spacing:

- Avoid trying to touch the cat at first. Let her approach you gradually without any direct intervention.


4 . Continuity:

- Repeat this process over several days. Continuity plays an important role in building trust.


5. Patience:

-Be patient and do not impose yourself on the cat. Patience can help establish a positive relationship.


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Speak to the cat in a calm, gentle voice while you are there. This may help calm her down.


7. Provide a quiet place


If you are able to provide a quiet, safe place where the cat can avoid, this may be helpful. By respecting the animal and gradually, you can build a positive relationship with Shaw cats.

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How do I raise a street cat at home?


1. First , show the cat or kitten to the veterinarian for reassurance before adoption. Attention should be paid to the health status of street cats.



2 . Veterinarian visit:


The person adopting a cat from the street must first visit a veterinarian to examine the cat. Treatment for fleas and insects is provided, and they must be vaccinated, sterilized, and anti-worm medications are provided.


3. Clean the ear

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- The veterinarian cleans the cat’s ear and verifies that there is no ear mange disease, which is spread among street cats.

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3. Monitoring and periodic examinations:

- After these initial steps, the cat must be followed up and periodic examinations performed, especially to ensure that it is free of intestinal diseases and viruses.


4. Temporary isolation:

It is recommended to isolate the new cat for a short period (about two weeks) if there are other cats or other animals in the house, with the aim of ensuring that it is free of infectious diseases and providing it with comfort.


5. Providing vaccinations:


It is preferable to give the cat the necessary vaccinations to ensure its protection from viral and bacterial diseases.

6. Check the litter box

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- She may have challenges with the litter box, so experiment with different types of litter boxes and litters to find her favorite option.

7. Paying attention to the cleanliness of the liter box:

- The cleanliness of the litter box should be a priority. Clean it regularly twice a day to ensure continued use.


8 . Environmental safety monitoring:


- The cat feels safe in the home environment after being accustomed to facing dangers in the street. Provide a comfortable and safe environment to promote rapid adaptation.

9 . Behavior follow-up:


- Monitor the cat’s behavior regularly and encourage positive behaviors. Trust comes with time and careful attention.

10. Treating urination problems:

- If you repeatedly have problems urinating outside the litter box, there may be a health problem. Consult your veterinarian if necessary.


11. Providing comfortable means:

- Provide the cat with a safe and comfortable environment, while providing places to hide if it feels afraid. This will enhance her sense of security.


12 . Patience and not rushing:


- Do not try to rush the cat’s adaptation to the new environment. Patience is a key element in building trust.

13. Interact gently:


- Stay away from trying to get closer strongly, but rather offer interaction gently and without imposing yourself. Let the cat approach you naturally.

14. Providing food regularly:

- Offer food regularly and avoid trying to touch it at the beginning of your relationship. You will come closer to get food gradually.

15. Stimulating positive interaction:

- When the cat approaches, provide positive interaction through play or kindness. This enhances the positive connection between you.


16. Provide a quiet place:

- Provide the cat a quiet place where it can retreat to when it needs rest and calm.

17. Repetition of interaction:

- Repeat the interaction processes on a daily basis, and notice how the cat begins to adapt and shows signs of confidence. Yes, it is possible to adopt street cats and change their lifestyle positively. But the necessary steps must be taken to provide her with a safe and comfortable environment, taking into account her special needs. It stresses the importance of the stages of gradual adaptation and building trust between the cat and the owner.


It is a good idea to go to animal shelters or animal welfare societies to adopt a cat from the street. These organizations can provide the support and guidance needed to ensure the cat is properly adjusted to its new environment.


Please note that it is important not to interfere too much with the cat's previous street lifestyle, to avoid a negative impact on the surrounding ecosystem. The goal is to provide a safe and comfortable environment without radically changing her lifestyle.