Introducing Your New Kitten To Your Family

This post was written by Pet Sitter London on January 29, 2011
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If you do not have other pets, integrating a new kitten in your home is a fairly simple matter. You automatically make a family, and, indeed, spend much time with the kitty collage, and in general “ruin” it.

However, keep in mind that your home is a strange place for a new kitten, and depending on his training, he needs time to adapt and learn. He can come from a foster care situation where care has been taken to his human side. On the other hand, many kittens spend their days in a refuge – a room or a cage or sisters’, “where there are several other cats, young and old. In the latter case, the new kitten needs lots of love and patience, as well as the opportunity to be alone when he needs it. You need to provide assistance to these requirements may help your cat is afraid of his new environment.

A good start in your new kitten is to practice “gentling” technical, detailed in “How Soft a kitten.” I can not take credit for this content. It was given to me by another about this guide, which obtained the information from your veterinarian. This technique allows not only the bonding process, but also get the kitten used to being handled, which will be invaluable later with dental care, brushing and veterinary examinations.

Set aside a private area with a bed, food and cat litter. It should not be the size of the room, but can be screened out of the hall-angle normal activities. We call this a “Safe Room”.

Give your new kitten space when you need lots of loving attention when she asks, and she will soon feel at home.

It integrates with other pets

It is an entirely different matter, but if you have dogs and or cats in the family. First, it is important to quarantine new arrivals small (s) before they had their vet exam, to prevent the spread of diseases or parasites they may carry. Wild cats often have ear mites, fleas and other parasites. Unfortunately, they can also be carriers or infected with FIV or Feel. Kittens adopted from shelters often have Uri?s (upper respiratory infection), including Bordetella (kennel cough). Even kittens breeders can sometimes be the former, often URI have an incubation period of up to three or four weeks, and thus a breeder may be unaware of this condition in a new kitten.

Then put the kitten in a separate room security (see above) a few days. Make sure she has her own bed, food and water bowl and litter tray. After she was cleared by your vet, you can open the door to his “safe” a crack, to give the other cats to sniff and look. Rub her with a towel to forward her scent on it and then put the towel in the sleeping area of your existing cats to get used to his smell. Tactics from giving him a towel or blanket with the scent of your cats. In a few days, you can put in a support and let the other cats to come and sniff. Expect a little rumble and behavior hissy-slobbering at first, it is instinctive.

Since the “holdouts” to try to rush things, but to provide situations in which older cats and new puppy can be divided into a pleasurable activity. My cats like to play “chase the ball” and little Billy. “Ball” is the crumpled sheet, but offers a more interactive than the cats compete in the first fall “catch”. And ’sometimes surprising how often you leave Billy “win.”

Presto – one or two weeks, a group of them should stop and get on well. The most important thing is not to rush things, and give both sides a lot of individual attention from a distance. In no time, the puppy is part of your cat?s chowder.

cat dandruff If you have no other household pets, integrating a new kitten into your home is a fairly simple matter. You’ll automatically make her one of the family, about dogs & cats

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