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    Is He Really an Orphan?

    Since cats usually make such great moms, they don’t abandon their kittens without a good reason

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    Caring for Kittens

    Tips on Bottle feeding, Weaning, Litter Training, Socialization & Preventive Health Measures

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    Litter Box Training

    Your kitten pees and poops on his own. It’s time to learn to use the litter box.

    Cluster of young kittens in hay being trained to use a litter box
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    Determining the Age of Your Orphan Kitten

    A one-week old kitten needs a completely different level of care than a four week old.

  • Kitten Cats

    Immediate Warmth will be your First Order of Business

    You’ve discovered a kitten (or a litter of kittens) that feels cool to the touch. You can’t find the mom. What should you do first?

    Newborn kittens sleeping together in a pile to stay warm
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    Your Kitten’s Emotional Needs

    Without a mother to teach her how to be a cat, the job falls on you. Learn what you must do to make her a happy, well-adjusted kitty.

    With large eyes, small kitten learns social behavior by watching siblings
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    Going to the Bathroom, Kittens

    Kittens under three weeks are going to need your help to go to the bathroom. This is how you do it.

    Applying light pressure, you can help a newborn kitten urinate
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    Bathtime For Kittens

    Mom cats keep their kittens squeaky clean. You should too.

    Wrapping a black kitten in a towel after bathing them
  • Kitten Cats

    What's Wrong with My Kitten?

    Kittens can go from feeling fine to sick as a dog very quickly. Watch for these signs of illness.

    While seemingly healthy, small kitten may be carrying parasites or fleas
  • Kitten Cats

    Bottle Feeding the Newborn Kitten

    Kittens grow at an astounding rate, making proper nutrition vital for healthy growth and development.

    Caring for a newborn kitten by feeding it a milk replacer
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