Just brought home a fluffy little bundle of joy? š¾ In this episode of Ask the Vet, Dr. Scott Miller shares his top 5 essential tips for caring for your new kittenāfrom preparing your home to choosing the right food, and making sure their first vet visits go smoothly.
With over 25 years of veterinary experience, Dr. Scott has helped thousands of kittens grow into happy, healthy catsāand now heās here to help yours too!
ā Learn about:
Kitten-proofing your home
Managing the first night
Early vet visits & vaccines
Safe diet for young kittens
Socializing and healthy play
Whether youāre a first-time cat parent or just brushing up on the basics, this quick guide will help give your kitten the best start in life.
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The diet advice is crucial. I started my kitten on wet food with Multibites pumpkin for sensitive stomachs.
Thank you for the tips, Dr. Scott! I bond with my kitten by handāfeeding Wellix Sunny Bites.
One of the biggest tips I can give any new kitten owner, is Pay attention to your kitten. Don’t just lock them in a room and go in once in a while to clean their box and feed them/replace their water. Spend time with them, hang out with them (when they arnt sleeping) watch them, watch their behaviors their mannerisms. How they act when they sleep, play, eat, want cuddles. That way you know your animal and how they normally are, that way if something does go wrong or they get sick you will know right away because they deviate from their normal behaviors. When we got our little 12 week old kitten It was basically a full time job watching her and hanging out with her, just spend time with them and get to know them ā¤ļø
My 10 week kitten finally left his crate and went inside the couch, that’s right ,inside. I have no idea how, but I couldn’t find him for hours
hmmm since when does wet food hasten dental disease?