Can kittens be kept in a cage?

Caging kittens for the first few weeks of their life is the best way to ensure good litter box habits later on in life.

Can I keep my kitten in a cage overnight?

In general, a happy, healthy, well-adjusted kitty shouldn’t need nightly crating. If your kitten or cat is having difficulty making proper use of its litter box, it might be best to keep your cat in a crate at night while you train her to use the litter box.

How long should you keep a cat inside after adoption?

Your cat will need to be kept inside for at least two weeks to give sufficient time to bond with the people and other animals in the house. The cat should regard your house as a secure place before being let out, or you may find the cat does not return when you open the door.

When should I let my adopted cat out?

Adult cats You may be tempted to let your cat outside as soon as possible, but generally it’s best to allow at least 2-3 weeks and up to 4-6 weeks after you first take them home. This will give them plenty of time to settle in their new environment.

Should I take a new kitten to the vet before adopting?

If you already have cats in your home, it’s best to go to the vet before bringing the new kitten home. Your new kitten may have an illness that is not obvious to you.

What is the best age to adopt kittens from a shelter?

Some kittens are up for adoption at the age of six weeks or less. This is generally too young for a kitten to be taken from her mother. If possible (i.e. the mother cat is still around and nursing the kittens), the kittens should be adopted out at the age of eight to ten weeks (or even older) for optimal health, weaning time and socialization.

Are You exiting from China with your pets?

Exiting from China with Pets – Newest 2021 Update! It is never too early to begin preparations for overseas travel with your pets. Whether you brought your beloved pets with you to China or adopted your pets locally, we encourage pet owners to learn about exit requirements at the point of adoption and even before importing pets into China.

How old do kittens have to be to go to the vet?

There isn’t a set age for the first vet visit. The simplest answer is to have the first veterinary exam 24-72 hours after adopting the kitten.