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Depending on the age of your kitten and how well your home is kitten-proofed, you're probably going to want to set up a special area for your kitten for a few days or weeks while they get old enough to be trusted alone in your home. Their sleeping ar...









Kittens eat a lot! Make sure they're developing normally with the proper food, but be sure to transition them to new foods slowly and under the supervision of a vet when possible.






















You'll definitely want to make sure your kitten is enriched and socialized - meaning they don't think your hands and feet are toys. Use these items to keep them distracted and teach them what's okay to actually play with!







Luckily cats are very clean and easy to train to use the litterbox! If your kitten is super young you may need to help them figure out how to use the bathroom, but older kittens should instinctively be able to figure it out.









Eventually, you or your kitten's adopter are going to need a way to transport that kitten. Being in a car, on a plane, or on a leash isn't most cats' idea of fun, but if you start training them young then vet visits in the future may be less painful.










Yes, cats usually groom themselves, but sometimes they need some extra help! Kittens especially should be taught to handle some of these grooming activities at a young age so it's easier to get it done when they're grown.





