Home – Breeder Program – New Kitten Guidance
Pediatric Care for Kittens
A comprehensive guide for new kitten owners
Welcoming a kitten into your family is a joyful adventure! These first months are critical to shaping their health and personality.
The First Vet Visit: A Purr-fect Start
Book a vet check-up right away. Your vet will:
Confirm health and development.
Start vaccinations.
Check for parasites.
Provide dietary recommendations.
Kitten Vaccine Checklist
FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia)
Rabies
FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) – recommended for kittens
Nutrition: Tiny Tummies, Big Needs
Kittens need kitten-specific food with the right nutrients for growth, bones, and immunity.
- Feed 4–5 small meals a day.
Fun Fact: Kittens need more calories per pound than adult cats—they’re little energy balls!
Socialization: Confident Cats in the Making
Early positive exposure helps kittens become friendly and well-adjusted.
Gentle handling and cuddles.
Introduce different textures, toys, and safe play areas.
Gradual introductions to other friendly cats (if possible).
Training: Smart Little Learners
Even kittens can be trained!
Litter box training.
Scratching post use.
Responding to their name and coming when called.
Grooming: Healthy Habits Early On
Kittens should learn to enjoy grooming from the start.
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Brush regularly.
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Trim nails carefully.
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Clean ears when needed.
Creating a Safe and Happy Home
Kitten-proof your living space!
Remove harmful plants, chemicals, and dangling cords.
Provide cozy bedding, toys, and scratching posts to save your furniture.