Care articles for Kittens

Young kittens need a lot of care and attention, but you need to make sure you know how to give it to her.

Bringing her home

Remember what it feels like to move into a new home with new people? Well it’s a bit like that for your new kitten. Luckily, there’s plenty you can do to lessen the stress and make the process go more smoothly and enjoyably for both of you.

Safe and secure outdoors

Cats are famous for their free spirit, but, believe it or not, they often quite like having a collar.

How to groom your kitten

Your kitten wants three things from you: a lot of attention, regular and well-balanced meals (Whiskas® Kitten Pouches are perfect), and a little help with grooming.

Litter tray training

If there’s one time when your kitten wants to be left on her own, it’s when she goes to the toilet. In fact, she won’t even want to be watched.

The first few months

Everything a kitten experiences in her first, formative months has an effect on the rest of her life.

Reward her

Who’s she, the cat’s mother?

Your kitten's claws

Your kitten’s claws aren't just for fighting and hunting.

Making progress with aggression

One of the most common problems with an aggressive kitten is the 'petting and biting syndrome'. When you stroke her, she turns around to bite and scratch you. Why does this happen?

Living dangerously

Although by now your house should be kitten proof it’s always worth remembering that our homes are full of dangers for adventurous kittens.

To stay or stray?

That certainly is a big question. Some claim that, as your kitten grows up, she'll only be happy if she’s allowed to roam free and express her natural interest in mice and birds.

Grooming

Your kitten wants three things from you: a lot of attention, regular and well-balanced meals (Whiskas® Kitten Pouches are perfect), and a little help with grooming.