Kittens should be fed kitten food 3-4 times a day until they reach the age of 6 months, and then twice a day after that. After one year of age, kittens can transition to adult cat food including both canned and dry food for optimal health and satisfaction.
Show your kitten the litter box and encourage them to use it by placing them in the box after meals. Praise and reward your kitten whenever they use the litter box correctly. Keep the box clean and in a quiet area of the house.
Kittens are full of energy and love to play with toys. The best toys for kittens are ones that help them explore their natural instincts. If you want to keep your kitten active, try providing a combination of interactive and solo play toys.
When shopping for toys for kittens, safety should be the first priority. Avoid toys with small parts, as these can pose a choking hazard. Be sure to supervise your kitten while playing with any toy, and replace any toys that become worn or damaged.
Having a scratching post for kittens is essential to their health and well-being. Not only does a scratching post provide them with a safe outlet for their natural instincts, but it can also help keep their claws healthy and provide mental stimulation.