IN: What happens next?

How to know if you are ready for a cat
Initiate a conversation with everyone who you live with.
One of the first steps you need to take is to talk to everyone who lives in your household. Without the cooperation and consent of everyone you live with, you won't be ready to adopt a cat.

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- Share your plans with your family, significant other, or roommates. Call a meeting at a time everyone can attend.
- Talking to people is a good way to join organizations related to nature or cats and encourage friendships. Make time to do so on days when there aren't many people around.
- You might want to start small and invite your family and friends over for dinner. After you have established some rapport with everyone, approach each family member with a focus on adopting a cat.
- You must initiate a discussion with everyone at a regular time. Talk to family members and close friends.

OUT: Share your plans with your family, significant other, or roommates. Call a meeting at a time everyone can attend.

IN: What happens next?

How to help an indoor cat being tormented by an outdoor cat
Look for signs your cat is upset.
It should be fairly obvious if your cat is upset. It may hiss or yowl.

OPTIONS:
- If you see these signs your cat is in distress, there might be a problem. He may also contract canine tymonomyopathy (a contagious disease in humans).
- If your cat seems overwhelmed or relies on other people to comfort her, this may indicate that she's dwelling on something emotional like a lost loved one. Pay attention to physical behavior when handling your cat.
- Leave your cat in a well-ventilated area until it calms down and goes to sleep. Some signs your cat is upset may include : Crossed legs or gaits scratching over itchy feet noticeable girth shaking shaking Observe your cat.
- It might also puff up its fur, a tactic designed to make it look bigger and more menacing to other animals. It may also become more aggressive, attacking you or other family members (human or animal) because it can't take out its aggression on the outdoor cat.

OUT: It might also puff up its fur, a tactic designed to make it look bigger and more menacing to other animals. It may also become more aggressive, attacking you or other family members (human or animal) because it can't take out its aggression on the outdoor cat.

IN: What happens next?

How to clean hardwood floors with vinegar
Sweep or vacuum your floor.
Remove all dust and debris. If left on the floor while you mop, they can scratch your floor.

OPTIONS:
- Do this if you are working with dirt, flat earth, or the like. Get rid of streaks or noticeable stains.
- Vacuum any built up dirt as best as you can. Sweep away any debris, including dirt, shavings, or dust accumulating on your floor during the cleaning process.
- Use a dust mop after sweeping or dusting to remove fine dust particles. Sweep or vacuum regularly to keep floors clean and reduce the need for mopping.
- If you have as much energy and effort into the work as possible, you may opt to clean each step of the floor yourself. If you feel you must sweep or vacuum your floors at home, hire a contractor.

OUT:
Use a dust mop after sweeping or dusting to remove fine dust particles. Sweep or vacuum regularly to keep floors clean and reduce the need for mopping.