Kittens don’t need to bask in the sun. Newly born kittens do not need to bask in the sun, as long as they are placed next to the mother cat and drink enough milk every day. After the kitten is half a month old, it can be properly basked in the sun in a place with soft light, no more than half an hour, and the light should not shine directly into the eyes. ​​​​​​

After the cat basks in the sun, the owner needs to replenish the cat with water in time. When the cat grows up and has been vaccinated, the owner can take the cat out to play and bask in the sun, which will help its physical development. Pay attention to heatstroke prevention in summer and don't expose yourself to the sun.