Name the Cat Diaries Cat Competition - Closed
Posted by: Cat Diaries on 04 Sep 2009
What’s in a name? Well, at the moment our poor Cat Diaries cat is nameless. Help bring our brand to life – give our cat a name for your chance to WIN a $200 Coles-Myer Gift Card.
As with any name there can only be one. We’re looking for the most creative and relevant entry.
Unfortunately the Cat Diaries ‘Name the Cat’ Competition has now closed. Check back soon to find out the winner – and the name of the Cat Diaries cat!
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2 Responses to “Name the Cat Diaries Cat Competition - Closed”
Peter & TerriAnn Dietzel says:
12-14 weeks is the best time for a kitten to go its new home – especially for the larger breeds like Ragdoll, Norwegian forest and Main Coone. It is also recommended for some of the smaller breeds like Siamese and oriental as they are also late maturing. The main reasons for the later age time to go to their new homes as they are generally better socialised. As registered breeders, we are appalled to see kittens of 6 weeks being given away or sold at petshops. At this age they are still dependant on the Queen and are only just starting to wean and getting used to solid foods. At this age their systems are still quite fragile. We also do not allow our kittens to go to their forever homes without being desexed,vaccinated and microchipped (microchipping is now the law in Victoria before going to their new homes), and desexing is best done when the kitten is at least 1 kg in weight. Contrary to popular misguided belief, early desexing is not detrimental to the kitten’s development, and they also bounce back from the operation quicker when they are younger.
alice says:
my kitten is called poppy she is full of life and loves to play