Weaned (9 weeks to 1 year)
Summary Kittens’ best chance of survival is being with their mother through their weaning process, and it’s best to leave them in place with their mother whenever possible. So, before…
Read MoreSummary The space needs for weaned kittens will depend on their age and health and your home environment. Learn about the space options and the importance of a minimal two-week…
Read MoreSummary The list of supplies needed to care for weaned kittens may seem long, but you’ll be glad you have all these items on hand. Learn about appropriate types of…
Read MoreSummary Establishing and being familiar with a kitten’s baseline condition allows you to promptly provide necessary care and note changes over time. A caregiver needs to examine kittens even if…
Read MoreSummary Learn how to determine a kitten’s age, including the condition and/or presence of an umbilical cord and teeth, the degree of openness of eyes and ears, and mobility and…
Read MoreSummary The daily care of weaned kittens requires several essential tasks. These include weighing, providing fresh food and water, cleaning the litter box and more. Accustoming kittens to grooming and…
Read MoreSummary Carefully observing the daily changes of weaned kittens from their weight and eating, defecating and urinating habits to energy level is very important. Such changes can be the first…
Read MoreSummary Before bringing kittens home, it’s smart to have basic supplies for their care on hand. Check out our suggestions for basic supplies for kittens of any age and why…
Read MoreSummary Determining the sex of a very young kitten can be difficult. It should become easier with practice and as the kitten ages. Determining a Kitten’s Sex It may be…
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