Choosing A Kitten! Kittens are more adaptable then adult cats.      You can have fun seeing them grow up and develop. You will have many years to enjoy together. You can train them to be the way you want them to be. If you get two kittens, they provide company with each other. A kitten will need lots of attention. Kittens need several meals at most a day. Kittens cost more than older cat. Kittens are not always available all year round. More are born in spring and summer then late winter. Kittens most of the time drink their mother’s milk and start eating solid foods at 8 weeks old. That is choosing your kittens.

             Caring For Your Kitten! With kittens you most have a gentle touch, you must not hurry. You must be at ease and you must speak softly. The best way to pick up a kitten. By gently scooping them up with one hand under their chest and the other under their body so they feel secure. Don’t hold them to tight or they will get claustrophobic and try to escape. If kittens are introduction correctly to children they’ll get along fine. If a kitten is wearing a collar your so post to check it weekly because they grow rapidly. If you check the kitten’s behavior daily you will be able to tell if their ill or something wrong. That is caring for your kittens.

             Behavior! If a kitten doesn’t obey a command. Ever they didn’t get taught it or they don’t think it worth it. Even a small dog can look big to a kitten or adult cat. The dog may make the kitten or cat have a negative reaction. And then the dog will start chasing after them. It’s very rare for an adult cat to accept new kittens. Exploring the environment helps the kittens build a map in their mind. Using the map will help them find new routes home. Kittens spend one-third of waking moment grooming. After finish going in the hole they dog. The kitten will rake or litter over it waste. Then they will sniff to make sure you can’t smell it. Then they will walk from the area and clean their paws. That is the kittens’ behavior.