Frequently asked questions when raising a cat for the first time:

1. Do I need to be vaccinated? Be sure to get vaccinated in time to prevent the occurrence of feline plague and other malignant infectious diseases.

2. Can I take a bath? You cannot take a shower before getting vaccinated. Unvaccinated kittens have very low immunity and can easily catch colds and diarrhea during bathing, which may even cause more serious problems.

3. Can I feed milk? Remember: Do not feed milk to kittens. An 8-week-old kitten can live independently and can eat cat food on its own. The ingredients of cat milk and cow's milk are different. Some cats do not have the digestive enzymes to digest milk, and eating milk will cause diarrhea. It is recommended to feed him only kitten cat food.

Things to note when raising a cat for the first time:

1. Prepare food and water and let the cat adapt to the environment on its own.

2. While the cat is getting familiar with the environment, parents should secretly observe whether the cat has any abnormal behavior, whether there is any disease, etc., and if so, send it to a doctor for treatment in time.

3. After the cat has completely adapted to the new living environment, you can start to consider deworming and vaccination. Deworming is divided into internal and external deworming. The vaccine is usually three shots + rabies in the first year. After that, only one shot of vaccine is needed every year. Cats that do not go out do not need to be vaccinated against rabies.

4. It is not recommended to bathe kittens under six months old or that have not been fully vaccinated.

5. Kittens between 3 and 5 months old are the most lively and noisy. At this time, the parents’ sleep may be affected, but it will gradually get better as they grow up.

6. Feeding kittens during their period should be based on good cat food and canned staple food. Feed small amounts of snacks or not feed them at all to avoid adverse effects on the kitten’s gastrointestinal tract. At the same time, avoid letting the cat feed It becomes a bad habit of picky eating.

7. Don’t dress your cat frequently or wear collars such as ropes or bells. Cats need to constantly lick their fur to relieve stress. Wearing clothes for a long time can easily cause their anxiety. Although the collar looks cute, However, it can easily cause safety hazards, and there are many examples of people being strangled and suffocated to death by ropes.