Guide to raising kittens

Diet and feeding
●‌ 0-1 month‌: Kittens need to ensure that they have enough breast milk. If there is no breast milk, you can use high-quality goat milk powder instead. At the same time, pay attention to keeping warm and avoid catching cold. ‌
●‌ 1-2 months‌: Kittens begin to wean and transition to semi-solid food. They need to eat small meals and feed them at regular times, quantities and locations. At this time, you should also pay attention to environmental hygiene to avoid accidental ingestion.
‌● 2-4 months‌: Kittens enter a period of rapid growth and can eat dry food completely independently. They can also add supplementary food in appropriate amounts, such as boiled egg yolks or chicken breasts. At the same time, vaccinations should be given in time to ensure healthy growth and immunity.

Daily precautions
‌● Window sealing and safety‌: When kittens grow to 3 months old, they will start to jump around at home. At this time, pay attention to window sealing to prevent accidents. ‌
‌● Socialization training‌: 3-6 months old is the golden period for kittens to socialize. You should play with kittens more, increase interaction time, let cats get used to being touched, and correct bad habits.
‌● Oral hygiene‌: Cultivate good habits of brushing teeth for kittens from an early age to keep their teeth healthy.
‌● Regular deworming and vaccination‌: Deworm and vaccinate kittens regularly according to the immunization program to improve immunity. ‌

Health and disease prevention
● Observe health status‌: Pay attention to the kitten's hair, skin, body shape, stomach, mental state and appetite, and promptly detect and deal with abnormal symptoms. ‌
●‌ Improve immunity‌: In addition to basic cat food, you can appropriately supplement some nutrients, such as immune rice grains, etc., to improve immunity and reduce the chance of illness.
‌● Estrus and sterilization‌: Kittens will enter the estrus period at 6 months old. If you do not plan to breed, you can consider sterilization to avoid accidental pregnancy and over-breeding.

The raising of kittens requires careful care, from diet and feeding, daily precautions to health and disease prevention, all of which require sufficient attention and care from cat owners.