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  • If you find a nest of kittens that are filthy and crying -- a sign that they are hungry -- they have likely been lost or abandoned by their mother, who would otherwise nourish and groom them. Ideally,…

  • While children love to get a new puppy or kitten, most are often unaware of the vast responsibilities in store when caring for the new pet. Instead of believing that a child understands exactly how to…

  • When you make the decision to bring home a new kitten, involve everyone in the family with its care, including your children. A young, rambunctious kitten needs a lot of attention and special…

  • Giving a forever home to a stray or feral cat is an act of compassion and love. However, for all its rewards, bringing home a stray is not without risks. This is especially true if you have other cats…

  • Kittens are cute balls of fluff and energy, but they don't need much grooming. Most kittens groom themselves pretty well. If a kitten has been taken from its mother too early, it may need a little…

  • Whether you are afraid of accidents or a simple desire to round them up, it is sometimes necessary to capture young kittens. Fortunately for the catcher, wild cats are almost always hungry and it is…

  • Kittens love to run, play and explore -- if it comes at the cost of your furniture or sanity, though -- it's time to show your kitten who is the boss. This may require you to monitor your kitten's…

  • Short-haired Persian cats, also called "Exotic Shorthairs," are known by their large, round eyes set wide apart, lively disposition and fluffy fur -- giving the face and body a round appearance. While…

  • Kittens are extremely fragile animals, as their bodies have not fully developed. This can result in accidental (and occasionally, intentional) damage to the bones. Fortunately, a broken bone is not…

  • When cats become frazzled and stressed, their tails become puffy, their nails stick out and they frenetically run around the house, biting and scratching everything in their path. Your cat's stressed…

  • When you bring a new kitten into your home, your existing cats need to accept to its presence. While adult cats will adjust to the company of a new kitten in their home more readily than another adult…

  • Kittens are adorable bundles of energy and a constant source of amusement with their curiosity and playful antics. A 10-week-old kitten will miss his mother and siblings when you bring it home, and…

  • Bringing a new pet into your home is a decision to be made carefully. When you already have a pet at home, you have a lot more to consider -- especially if your current pet is a cat. Cats are…

  • Siberians, the national cat of Russia, originated in Russia over 1000 years ago. Known as a domestic long hair cat, Siberians come in a multitude of colors and patterns. Caring for a Siberian kitten…

  • Hypothermia in cats occurs when the animal's internal body temperature drops drastically below the average, which is between 100 and 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit. This occurs for a number of reasons…

  • A stray cat is a feline that used to have an owner, but lives on the streets. Stray cats may have a difficult time adapting to living on the streets, especially if they have lived indoors for a long…

  • Cat pregnancy lasts nine weeks, or 63 days, on average, and feline pregnancies that last between 58 and 70 days are normal. If you notice signs of pregnancy in your cat, get a confirmation from your…

  • New kittens are a source of endless entertainment. They are full of life and energy and they love to scamper around chasing toys, batting at strings and darting behind furniture. Sometimes, however,…

  • Hyperactivity in cats is due to their predatory instinct; cats like to chase, hunt and climb on furniture, just like wild cats in nature. Kittens tend to be more active than adult cats. They are…

  • Bringing a new kitten into your home can be an exciting experience. If you have other pets you have to be sensitive to their needs to make sure the introductions go smoothly. Other pets may be…

  • Weaning is a big event in a kitten's life. However, it's not an event that's going to require much of the kitten's human guardian. Many kittens get the knack of eating from a dish with no more than…

  • Siamese cats are said to be descended from the cats of the sacred temples in Siam, which is the old name of Thailand. Known for their unique appearance, Siamese cats are friendlier and more vocal than…

  • Some kittens do not eat for a variety of reasons. These might include an inability to eat, an aversion to food, poor health or stress. For whatever reason, it is important to know what to give them so…

  • Boxer runts of the litter are the result of being the last egg fertilized during the female boxers fertility cycle. While runts are the smallest of the litter during the first 8 weeks of the litter's…

  • Calming down an energetic or nervous kitten can help ensure that everything runs more smoothly in your household when family members need to eat, relax or just head out the front door. After all, no…

  • When a kitten reaches 4 weeks old, you need to transition it from drinking formula from a bottle to drinking the formula from a saucer, so you can begin to add solid food to the shallow dish. A kitten…

  • As kittens reach 4 weeks old, it is natural for them to stop relying solely on their mother's milk and to begin eating solid food. However, even weeks after its bigger brothers and sisters have moved…

  • While kittens have a tendency to be affectionate and even needy at times, they also are pets that are more independent than puppies. It's not unlikely that the independent nature of some or even all…

  • After a few weeks of drinking their mother's milk, it is time for kittens to move onto a crunchier means of nutrition: kitten chow. They can begin eating kitten chow at about five to six weeks.…

  • The Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) recognizes the Siamese as a pedigree cat breed. The breed is vocal and temperamental but is well loved by many. Breeding your cat is a process that involves…

  • A new puppy can be a challenging addition to the family. While puppies are adorable and affectionate, you can expect a degree of undesirable but normal behaviors. Puppies are like babies---they need…

  • Properly taming a kitten from a young age will result in a friendly, well-adjusted cat that has the right social skills to make it a loving, affectionate pet. The more the kitten is exposed to, the…

  • Don't be surprised if your new kitten is very shy when you bring it home. It is perfectly normal for a kitten to keep to itself for at least a few days after you bring it home. By nature, cats are…

  • The Siberian breed has existed for at least 1,000 years, and is the national cat of Russia, according to the Cat Fanciers' Association. Breeders introduced this natural, semi-longhair breed to the…

  • Kittens can become destructive when they're playing or exploring a home, especially if they're left unsupervised. You don't need to monitor them at all times to stop unwanted behaviors, though.…

  • Rabbits often stop eating after they undergo a stressful experience. These situations can range from a mate being killed to a near-death experience -- all with the same effect of sending the rabbit…

  • Kittens should remain with their mother for at least five to six weeks to increase their chance for survival. However, sometimes the mother passes away, becomes sick, rejects her litter or deserts…

  • A kitten learns most of its social behaviors between the ages of 2 and 7 weeks of age, a time in which you can teach it to love you and behave calmly in your presence, according to the American…

  • Siamese is a short-haired Oriental breed of cat. Many people are familiar with the breed from the Disney book and movie Lady and the Tramp. In the story, two Siamese cats terrorize Lady, the cocker…

  • Orphaned kittens typically face shock and stress from being separated with their mother, and as a result refuse to eat and often have a mass of behavioral problems. These issues require immediate…

  • The Himalayan cat came about when a Siamese and a Persian were crossbred in the early 20th century. Himalayans are considered a subspecies of Persians. They have the Persian's long coat, flat face,…

  • Kittens are notoriously curious and energetic, and if you do not take steps to keep your kitten calm you may find yourself with a house full of destroyed furniture. Although most cats spend more than…

  • At the age of seven or eight weeks, a cat is weaned and eats solid food. Proper care increases a cat's chances for a long and healthy life. Becoming a pet owner is a huge responsibility and needs to…

  • Siberians are a breed of cat that originated in Russia. These cats have a thick coat, muscular body and can have a variety of colors. Some have the markings of Siamese cats with the dark ears and…

  • Savannah cats are a popular breed because of their exotic looks. They are tall cats with large ears and long bodies. Their markings resemble those of a leopard, with spots of various sizes in…

  • People who own cats sometimes forget that even young kittens are animals with aggressive instincts and the ability to bite and scratch. So while you may consider your kitten to be a member of your…

  • If your Siamese kitten has reached the age of 3 weeks, you need to train it to use the litter box on its own. Older kittens may also need litter box training if not previously exposed to one. This…

  • Adopting more than one kitten from the same or different litters, who get along, allows the kittens to adjust to their new home with a built-in playmate. Bringing home new kittens together allows them…

  • When they are young, kittens are groomed by their mothers and learn to keep themselves tidy from her. To keep your kitten looking clean and make sure it stays healthy, however, you need to groom it as…

  • A kitten can easily become dehydrated due to overfeeding or illness. Monitor your kitten's hydration by pinching the skin between its shoulder blades daily. If the skin bounces back, your kitten's…

  • Introducing a new kitten into your home can be a bit of a challenge when you already own one or more kittens or other cats The felines who already live at your residence may feel threatened or jealous…

  • Between the ages of 4 and 10 weeks old, a kitten transitions from exclusively feeding on its mother's milk to eating solid foods through a process known as weaning. Prior to this age, if the mother…

  • Teething is a normal part of a kitten's life when the milk teeth fall out to make way for the permanent teeth. This process starts about 11 weeks of age and continues for about five or six months…

  • When you adopt a kitten, all of the members of your family, including your children, need to learn to handle the kitten properly so as not to accidentally harm it. A small kitten can be easily hurt…

  • Lilac Persian cats get their name from the distinctive silvery-blue color of their fur. Fans of lilac Persians may love them for their wide, expressive eyes set in flat faces or for their regal…

  • It's a sad fact of life that some kittens grow up without their mothers. Mother cats may be killed, injured or otherwise separated from and unable to care for their litters. If taken in by a good…

  • Picking out a Siamese kitten is more than just basing your choice on color. There are many breeds of cat that are similar to Siamese, but are not the same thing. Knowing some basic facts about the…

  • An abandoned kitten, especially one less than 4 weeks old, cannot fend for himself and can quickly become chilled and dehydrated. If, after finding a young kitten, you do not find his mother or…

  • First bred in the 1950s as a type of Persian cat, the Himalayan has a colorpoint pattern similar to a Siamese with the features and long hair of a Persian. Himalayan kittens have a sweet, docile…

  • If your cat is pregnant, you might be worried about how to care for her during the pregnancy and help her through the birth. Cats are fairly independent during birth and will usually take care of most…

  • Kittens bring life, activity and love to a home. However, the first few months of a kitten's life are important in shaping how the kitten's adult personality will be. Since an adopted kitten no longer…

  • Kittens who grow up with their littermates, primarily during the ages of 3 to 9 weeks old, learn proper play and social behaviors, according to CatHealth.com. During this time, kittens stalk and…

  • Ordinary mineral oil is a common remedy for constipation and bloating in cats and kittens. The oil is a typical ingredient in widely available hairball remedies. It has a more laxative effect than…

  • A kitten is a cuddly and adorable ball of fur that will work its way into your heart. A kitten may require a bit of training from you. When training your kitten, patience and kindness are necessary.…

  • If you have adopted, or foster, two or more kittens and you bring home a new kitten to add to the group, you need to take the introduction period slowly, especially if the new kitten appears skittish.…

  • When you adopt or purchase a Persian kitten, one of the most popular cat breeds, according to The Cat Fanciers' Association, it needs to acclimate to you and your home to become part of your family.…

  • To gain your cat's respect, you must first get your cat to trust and love you through playful interaction and gentle training. Provide your cat with a calm, stress-free environment, giving him outlets…

  • Ideally, a mother cat should feed her newborn kittens. However, situations arise where the mother is unable to provide for her babies. It's not unusual for orphaned kittens to find themselves alone…

  • Kittens naturally learn the differences between fun and aggressive play when they wrestle with their littermates. Young kittens quickly show each other how to differentiate between a friendly nibble…

  • On average, kittens sleep 16 to 18 hours per day. If you notice that your kitten sleeps more than usual or seems lethargic, it could be ill. Since kittens under four weeks old need to nurse, you may…

  • Breeding Siamese mixed cats can be a fun and lucrative experience. The mixed breeds result when a Siamese cat mates with another breed, or mixed-breed cat. Not all of the offspring will harbor the…

  • In general, a commercially available milk replacer is recommended for orphaned kittens. But what to feed a kitten that can't nurse from its mother can be problematic when commercial cat milk replacer…

  • According to Cat Fanciers, the first Siamese cats were a gift from the ambassador of Thailand, then known as Siam, in the late 1800's. Its unique coloring and friendly temperament quickly made it a…

  • When you adopt a kitten, you need to provide a stress-free, stable and loving environment for it to thrive in. By properly training and socializing your kitten, it will grow into a loving, playful and…

  • Young kittens need special care to grow up to live happy and healthy lives. After about four weeks, kittens are ready for weaning. Weaning kittens from their mother's milk can sometimes be a difficult…

  • Most kittens that have just been fed tend to fall asleep easily, but you can help your kitten sleep by signaling that it's relaxation time and not playtime. Give your kitty and yourself a quiet…

  • Kittens under 8 weeks old require bottle feeding, even during weaning, if they cannot nurse from their mother because she is not available or unable to nurse. If your young kitten is too young to eat…

  • Cats are well-known for being curious creatures and, especially when they are kittens, their curiosity can get them into a lot of trouble. Rambunctious kittens can take over a household, destroying…

  • The Savannah is a new breed of cat created by crossing domestic cats with the African serval, a small wild cat. This makes kittens and adults appear taller and longer legged than most other cat…

  • Kittens under 8 weeks old need to stay with their mother and siblings to nurse, acquire social skills and learn to eliminate properly. Unfortunately, a situation may occur in which you find a very…

  • While biting and scratching are natural play behaviors for a kitten, they are not desirable in a pet. Even a kitten has the power to bite and scratch hard, a force that will only multiply as the…

  • Kittens have individual personalities; some kittens may be less brave around people than others. However, a couple of things may make a kitten shy. Kittens that haven't been exposed to or handled by…

  • The Savannah cat is a breed that was developed by breeding the African serval with the domestic cat. The result is a large domestic cat, which is extremely affectionate, playful and capable of jumping…

  • Kittens can smell unpleasant for a variety of reasons. Observe when your kitten tends to smell the most or determine if it is an ongoing problem. Foul odor can be caused by an otherwise undetected…

  • Young kittens require special care to ensure their health and safety, especially if separated from their mothers before six weeks of age. At four-weeks-old, a kitten will first start weaning from its…

  • For Siamese kittens, predatory behaviors such as pouncing, scratching and biting all come naturally as they begin to develop and become more playful. According to Vetinfo.com, the Siamese is one of…

  • They're cute and they're cuddly, but kittens are also fragile. They have sharp claws and they require dedicated care and attention. Think carefully before deciding to bring a kitten into a home with a…

  • The Siamese is one of the oldest cat breeds, originating from Siam, now known as Thailand, where they were considered sacred. They were first brought to England by an ambassador and soon after made…

  • When you think of training, you might be more likely to think of dogs than cats. In truth, some of the same training techniques can work for your Siamese kitten as well. Siamese cats are vocal and…

  • Purina is a popular brand of dog food and they manufacture wet and dry formulas. The ingredients in your dog's food are very important for the health and nutrition needs of your canine companion.…

  • Kittens are adorable when you first bring them home, but quickly turn into cats; and sometimes, trouble. Kittens can still develop bad habits, such as acting hostile towards guests or scratching your…

  • Siberians are large, long-haired cats that originally hail from northern Russia. This breed became available in the United States in the mid 1990s. This breed is popular because it is hypoallergenic…

  • Caring for a newborn kitten is a difficult task that involves time, dedication and lots of energy. Having a kitten is equivalent to having a baby, as a kitten requires frequent feedings at all hours.…

  • Ideally, newborn kittens will have a mother cat to feed them. Sometimes, though, there are situations in which a mother cat is unable to feed her babies, or may not be present to care for them. In…

  • Cat socialization, the process by which a cat becomes accustomed to and comfortable with positive human, cat and environmental interaction, occurs most rapidly during early life, especially between…

  • Kitten weight gain is crucial to the animal's health and development. The average kitten should gain 1 lb. each month for the first four months of life, according to veterinarian Mike Richards.…

  • Kittens provide love and companionship to new owners, but need special care to ensure they grow up healthy and strong. Whether caring for a newly adopted kitten, fostering one or caring for a young…

  • Playing with your kitten is essential to your pet's emotional and physical development. Games ensure that your cat grows both cognitively and physically with muscle tone, agility and stamina.…

  • Himalayan cats were first bred in 1930 by Dr. Clyde Keller of Harvard Medical School and Virginia Cobb of Newton Cattery. A Himalayan is a crossbreed of Siamese and Persian cats. Early care of…

  • If a young kitten has been orphaned or abandoned by its mother, prompt help is essential for the kitten's survival. Although kittens older than 5 or 6 weeks do not require specialized care, newborn…

  • Cats and kittens are fun-loving, playful and affectionate. They are also known for being far less dependent than dogs. These qualities make them a popular choice of pet. Cats do have an independent…

  • Maybe you've fallen in love with an adorable ball of fluff, and you are wondering how to take care of Persian kittens. The Persian is one of the most recognizable breeds of cat. They come in a wide…

  • Colds are fairly common in cats and kittens. The condition is species specific, which means they cannot pass from kittens to humans. Common cold symptoms in kittens are sneezing, runny nose,…

  • With delicate features and soft, fluffy fur, nothing beats a kitten in the cuteness department. Spread the love to the cat people in your life with a sweet kitten card. There are all kinds of ways to…

  • Newborn kittens can be cute and fun, but if you are caring for them it isn't a game. During the first part of their lives, kittens need to learn how to eat, keep themselves warm, go to the bathroom…

  • If a newborn kitten under eight weeks is abandoned it may be necessary for a human being to step in and raise it. Raising a kitten can be a lot of hard work. It can also be a lot of fun as you watch…

  • The Himalayan is a popular cat breed, not just because of its beautiful coat and bright blue eyes, but also because of its playful, social personality. With a calm and laid-back temperament,…

  • Bringing a new kitten into the home can be a rewarding, if exhausting, occasion, and in most cases, the new owners will appreciate thoughtful gifts. Gifts for new kitten owners can be fanciful or…

  • Hand-raising kittens is difficult, and hand-raising premature kittens is even harder. If you have premature kittens, your best option is to have the mother cat care for them with your assistance. If…

  • Caring for a kitten is a time-consuming job for a while. Aside from getting a kitten regular shots and veterinary care, there are three areas of care that are essential to a happy and healthy kitten:…

  • In the spring, it seems that every store or shopping center has at least one person outside of the doors, peddling a box of new kittens. And who can resist the sweet, pocket-sized balls of fur? Many…

  • Certain requirements must be met in order for baby kittens to thrive. Whether or not the mother cat is still present will play a big part in how much you will have to do. Even if a mother cat is…

  • The wild and exotic look of the Savannah cat is likely due to its breeding. A combination of domestic cat and a serval (African wildcat), the Savannah cat is the largest domestic hybrid, weighing an…

  • Kitten dehydration is serious and must be detected and treated quickly. Minor dehydration can be treated at home, but dehydration accompanied by vomiting or diarrhea needs to be evaluated by a…

  • Cats can be as accident-prone as people, and, if your cat has broken his leg, he will need to have it set by your veterinarian. A cat with broken legs can heal completely, but postoperative care is an…

  • Neutering your new male kitten is one of the best things you can do for your pet. Neutered cats are less likely to spray to mark their territory or urinate outside of the box. Since neutered cats are…

  • Thanks for helping to control the pet population and improve the temperament of your kitty by spaying her. She may be a bit sore for a few days, especially if she is older than the recommended 5…

  • Kittens are very susceptible to hypothermia, which occurs when the body temperature becomes dangerously low. Kittens don't develop shivering reflexes until they are six days old, so hypothermia and…

  • A new kitten is a wonderful thing, fuzzy, cute, energetic or curled up in a snoozing ball. Feeding your new pet is something that must be carefully considered, and the sooner, the better. A good…

  • Kittens can be a great addition to a household, and with good nutrition and exercise, they can live long healthy lives.

  • Cats make wonderful pets. They are clean, often quiet and they don't require a lot of maintenance. You can also safely leave your cat on its own all day or for an overnight trip, unlike dogs which…

  • Hand-raising kittens is a round-the-clock task. If your babies are newborn, you will be working for a few weeks. You must see to the babies' feeding, urinating, defecating, cleaning and more. A mother…

  • Learning how to care for a stray kitten just might help you save a kitten's life. Because of their small size and undeveloped hunting skills, kittens have a harder time surviving outdoors than do…

  • Kittens, especially orphaned ones, require attention, love and patience. Food, warmth and social skills are the primary concerns during the first few weeks of life. Ideally a kitten would learn to…

  • Kittens will generally go into heat around six, eight or 12 months of age, causing them to become very vocal and affectionate. Get a cat spayed before the first heat cycle to prevent mammary carcinoma…

  • Kittens will start eating solid foods around five to six weeks in the form of moistened kitten food and then move to dry food by six to eight weeks. Wean kittens off of milk by placing solid food…

  • At six weeks old, kittens can leave the mother cat, but generally they will do better socially and health-wise if they are kept with the mother until eight weeks old. Avoid taking a kitten from its…

  • A kitten will begin to urinate without being stimulating by the mother after two or three weeks; this is also the time to introduce litter to a newborn kitten. Find out how to get a kitten to use the…

  • Kittens are technically ready to be given away after six weeks of age, but they will generally do better after eight weeks so that they have time to socialize with the litter and other people. Make…

  • After they are born, kittens will be cleaned and stimulated by the mother cat, begin looking for the mother cat's nipples to suckle and then fall asleep. Find out how often kittens need to eat,…

  • Kittens eat their mother's milk or kitten milk replacer until they are weaned onto soft or dry kitten food around six week of age. Avoid feeding kittens table scraps or dry food too early, as it can…

  • When a cat is delivering kittens, stay quiet, observe the birth, avoid interfering with the birth and contact a veterinarian if it seems like there are problems with the delivery. Help a mother cat…

  • The average mother cat will have a litter of three to five kittens, with the extended range being one to eight kittens. Get an X-ray or ultrasound of a pregnant cat to find out how many kittens she…

  • Kittens will nurse on the mother cat or a bottle with kitten milk replacer for five to 10 minutes or until they are full. Newborn kittens will generally nurse until they are four weeks old. Learn more…

  • Newborn kittens will generally nurse every two to four hours and sleep the rest of the time, while older kittens will sleep a little less and be more active. Discover why sleeping is important for…

  • When taking care of Himalayan kittens, have them examined by a veterinarian, put them on a high-quality diet and get them comfortable with being handled, brushed and cleaned, as they commonly…

  • For young kittens, it's best to use a flat tray litter box. Learn about different kinds of litter boxes for kittens in this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

  • So your kitten doesn't grow up afraid, it's important to induce them to new things, like combs and other pets. Learn how to introduce a kitten to new things in this free pet care video clip from a…

  • Curious about what to expect at your cat's first veterinarian visit? Learn the process for determining a healthy kitten in this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

  • Scratching is a normal behavior for kittens. Learn how to provide a safe scratching place for your kitten in this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

  • If you have adopted a newborn orphan kitten, learn how to hand feed and stimulate bowl movements in kittens with this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

  • Milk, weening, and vet visits are all important steps in raising a healthy kitten. Get tips on how to raise healthy kittens in this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

  • As soon as you can, it's important to handle kittens so that they bond with you. Learn how to handle kittens in this free pet care video clip from a practicing veterinarian.

  • There are few things cuter than a basket full of Siamese kittens. And the adults they grow into are gorgeous and sleek. To those who don't know, this ancient breed has a look of haughtiness, but this…

  • When kittens are born, make sure that the mother cat is cleaning off their faces so they can breathe, confirm that a placenta is passed after each kitten, and take the mother to the hospital if more…

  • Raising just-born kittens involves building a warm nest for them and feeding them an appropriate milk replacement throughout the day. Make sure the kittens are free of any diseases with information…

  • Kittens can be depressed for a variety of reasons. The first thing a kitten owner should suspect is a possible health problem. Parasites, cat colds, or poor nutrition, for example, can all cause a…

  • Kittens are some of the most cuddly, entertaining creatures in existence. Usually the kitten's mother is around for the first 4 to 6 weeks of its life and can take care of it. However, in some cases…

  • Kittens, and cats in general, can break the bones in their legs easily. Sometimes the break may go unnoticed by the cat's owner, as cats can tolerate quite a large amount of pain without obvious…

  • Because the longer baby cats are able to nurse, the healthier they will be, kittens shouldn't be adopted until they are at least five weeks old. At this point, they're old enough to be fully weaned…

  • A kitten with a broken leg should be taken to a clinic or an emergency clinic for immediate care. Learn about splint and cast care for a cat with a broken leg with help from a staff veterinarian in…

  • Kittens stop growing and enter adulthood between 8 and 12 months of age, but they continue to gain weight after their bones stop growing. Switch a kitten to a lower fat adult cat food when they reach…

  • Kittens are are not a difficult pet to care for but they are rather fragile so care must be given when planning how you will care for your new kitten, preferably before you bring your new kitten home…

  • If you know when your cat became pregnant, you will be able to plan and prepare for the kittens' birth. A cat's gestation period is between 56 and 65 days. Offer your mother cat plenty of good food…

  • Bringing home a new kitten is a huge responsibility. To create the smoothest and most comfortable transition for you and the kitten, you need to do a few things before that day arrives.

  • Taking care of newborn kittens can be a tough, yet deeply satisfying, endeavor. Whether you're taking care of kittens because their mother abandoned them or died, it’s important to prepare…

  • Raising newborn kittens can be a challenge especially if the mother cat is unwilling or unable to care for her litter. Whether you're monitoring a new mom and her kittens or you are taking on the role…

  • Whether you are breeding a certain kind or cat or your cat just had babies, you will need to make a plan as to what to do with the kitten's. There are several ways you can give the kittens away, but…

  • It takes time to take care of Himalayan kittens. Kittens have a way of getting their hair dirty and it can tangle. The fur is going to be long and needs to be brushed to say soft and clean. You also…

  • If your pet mouse has birthed a litter of baby mice, you can rest easy knowing that their mother will naturally care for them. As a pet owner, you can provide support for the new family and help the…

  • Kittens are cute, they are cuddly, but they are also attention-seekers, in a major way! In order to maintain your own sanity, as well as help your kitten develop into an intelligent and mature cat,…

  • Find more literature on kittens and how to best care for them in this free video.

  • How to care for a kitten that is vomiting and keep it hydrated in this free video.

  • How to care for a kitten with diarrhea and keep it hydrated in this free video.

  • How to decipher the health of a kitten who is vomiting from the nose in this free video.

  • Raising a kitten into a healthy member of your family takes dedication and responsibility. Find out some things you can do to make sure you are prepared to bring this furry little friend into your…

  • If a kitten is vomiting, she may have a serious problem that needs immediate action. Follow these steps to care for a vomiting kitten.

  • A kitten with diarrhea can be helped with a few simple strategies. Once you help a kitten overcome the diarrhea, you will be able to continue all the love and affection you desire.

  • Playful, cute and full of personality, kittens make wonderful family pets. Though they are relatively easy to care for, kittens require special care to grow into happy, social and healthy adult cats.…

  • Minks can be feisty little pets that demand a lot of attention. They sleep from 15 to 20 hours each day, but when they're awake, they're rambunctious. If you like a cute and wild little animal then a…

  • Kittens may be abandoned and in need of care for a variety of reasons such as the death of the mother to the mother rejecting some or all of the kittens. Luckily, caring for abandoned kittens is not a…

  • Unaltered cats breed often as the survival rate for the offspring is low. When a feral or outdoor cat cannot care for her young, she may leave the kittens underneath a porch or in an alley. If you…

  • Pixie bobs may look exotic, but they're as easy to care for as most other cats.

  • The most difficult part about caring for your Persian cat will be - surprise - keeping the knots out of that gloriously long coat.

  • Bengals are hardy cats with few special care requirements. Still, your Bengal depends on you for food, shelter, health care and love.