Many people think that weaning requires forced isolation of kittens and mother cats. This is not advisable. Weaning kittens is a gradual process, and kittens learn through observation. Forcibly separating from their mother cats will only make them lose their sense of security. At the beginning of weaning, you can isolate the kitten from the female cat for 3-5 hours every day. This is because it is not necessary to completely wean off breast milk at this stage, so it is advisable.

The later, for example, after one and a half months of age, the separation time can be controlled longer, which can be controlled to 8-10 hours. During the separation period, the mother and child can be reunited, but try not to let the kittens drink breast milk, just let them meet up. After 2 months of age, kittens should be able to feed themselves on foods other than breast milk. At this time, the desire to drink milk is still very strong. At this time, you have to rely on milk substitute to satisfy the kitten's appetite.

If the kitten is not weaned at the right time and allowed to develop naturally, it may want to seek milk from its mother until it reaches adulthood. Kittens are usually completely weaned before they are 2 months old. If you continue to let them drink breast milk, it will not only be detrimental to the postpartum recovery of the female cat, but also when the kittens are at the age of vaccination, many people will struggle when weaning the kittens. Drinking breast milk after vaccination will affect the effectiveness of the vaccine.