You will find here some advice and parctical informations which, I hope, will allow you to choose your future companion and to prepare serenely his arrival ...
Of course this list is incomplete. To know more about it you can, at leisure, "devour" all the books you want...

Few questions before adopting your future companion :
To live with 
- A cat's life lasts approximately 15 - 20 years.
Am I ready to involve myself into this relation and to take care of him ?
A crush may happen, but it's no question to get rid of him or to resell him if he broke your grandmother's porcelain cup or swing
with the ceiling light of the lounge...
In other words...
- Am I enough quiet ? The kitten discovers his new territory, he runs all around, touches everything, climbs everywhere, everything is good to play. He's going to dropp the paper juting out of your desk, make confetti with the cheque put on the table, lose hairs on your sofa, be sick on the carpet...
- How many time shall I have to take care of him ?
Quel temps aurai-je à lui consacrer ?
The Norwegian Forest Cat is extremely sociable, he likes
being with you.
If you work outside, it will be necessary to dedicate to him every day one moment for games, one time of tenderness&npsb;; he needs this relation favored with you to develop harmoniously.
The cuddles can go on by the care of his coat, cleaning of eyes, nose, "inspection" of ears... This attention also allows to locate very early signs of a possible disease.
- Take care of his cat it's also regularly going to the vet, to feed him with healthy and balanced food, to offer him toys, to pay someone to look after him if you have to travel,... All this entails expenses , you have to think of it.
- And also : during holidays am I going to take him with me, or ask somebody to come home or let him go to a "boarding nursery" at home, in my acquaintances, is theyre anybody allergic in cat's hairs ?
Legal aspects
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Have a cat in a rented apartment : Inquire about your rights (towards the owner) and duties (towards others tenants) and ask your insurer about your responsability if your animal causes damages.
Prepare his arrival and welcome him
Your "sohpping list" to welcome him, will include :