1. Settling In
Allow your kitten time to adjust to the new environment. Prepare a quiet, safe space with food, water, a litter tray, and a comfortable bed. Avoid loud noises and too much handling during the first few days.
2. Feeding
Feed your kitten high-quality kitten food appropriate for their age. Maintain a regular feeding schedule and ensure fresh, clean water is always available. Avoid sudden changes in diet; if you need to switch food, do so gradually over 7–10 days.
3. Litter Training
Place the litter tray in a quiet and easily accessible area. Scoop daily and keep the tray clean to encourage good litter habits.
4. Health & Veterinary Care
Please follow the vaccination and deworming schedule as advised. Arrange regular veterinary check-ups and consult a vet promptly if you notice changes in appetite, behaviour, or energy levels.
5. Grooming
Brush your cat regularly, especially for long-haired breeds, to prevent tangles and reduce shedding. Check ears, eyes, and nails routinely and trim nails when needed.
6. Play & Socialisation
Spend time playing with your kitten daily using safe toys. This helps with bonding, mental stimulation, and healthy physical development.
7. Safety
Keep your kitten indoors or in a secure environment. Remove hazards such as small objects, toxic plants, exposed wires, and open windows or balconies without protection.
8. Love & Patience
Most importantly, give your kitten love, patience, and gentle care. Every kitten adjusts at their own pace, and a calm, loving environment will help them thrive.
If you ever have questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out or consult your veterinarian. We wish you many happy years together with your new furry family member 💛🐱0