Kitten post as well We got a kitten a week ago tomorrow, she's 10 weeks today. We need to book her…
Kitten post as well
We got a kitten a week ago tomorrow, she's 10 weeks today. We need to book her in for jabs ect..
Kitten post as well
We got a kitten a week ago tomorrow, she's 10 weeks today. We need to book her in for jabs ect..
deleted-user·
My kittens almost 11 weeks and I need to book her jabs also. She has fresh water out everyday and I give her half a pouch of kitten food for every meal but she still seems hungry so probably have to up it, I won't be letting her out on her own until she's done as don't want her getting pregnant, made that mistake with my last cat and now my mum has her kittens ?xx
deleted-user·
It should say on the box of either dry or wet food what it suggested for them to eat goes on their weight I think c
deleted-user·
I have two house cats, but in terms of introducing them outdoors- you sit with them each time you put them Out (after all jabs) and give them Treats when you get them in. They slowly make going out longer and longer. My mum only lets hers out in the day and keeps them in at night with a tray. I don't let mine out at all as I've seen two cats splattered across the road outside my house ?
There's an old tale of putting butter in their feet for them to leave a scent trail- no idea if it works! X
deleted-user·
The butter on their paws does work I used to do it to my kittens they always came back
Shellie·
It's so difficult making sure she doesn't get out. I'm having to keep all our windows shut as she keeps climbing on the window Sil's. having to shut her in the kitchen every time I wanna open the front door. X
deleted-user·
I think they learn not to try and get out x
deleted-user·
I wouldn't let him or her out until neutered for sure. Good to feed dry food as well as wet as it's better for their teeth. If she's not already microchipped get that done with her jabs or when neutering. If the vets is good they'll give you lots of advice when you take her for her injections xx