1.Why does it keep barking?

The reason why a kitten keeps meowing may be: hungry, thirsty, lonely, insecure, cold or uncomfortable somewhere in the body. When a little one just starts to live independently, he will be afraid of the new environment and miss his mother and his original home. You can stroke it and hug it from time to time to let it know that you can trust it, and it will get better slowly. If it is the only one, it is recommended that you sleep with it next to you to reduce its loneliness.

　2. How to teach it to go to the toilet in the litter box?

If the kitten was brought from another home, you can ask for some cat litter that was used in the original home, and sprinkle the used cat litter on the surface of the new cat litter. Take the kitten to the house on the first day it comes home. Go smell it in the potty and I'm sure it will find a convenient place quickly.

If a kitten urinates anywhere, there are generally two reasons: 1. The litter box is not cleaned in time and the cat toilet is too dirty; 2. The cat has just arrived in a new environment and cannot find where the toilet is.

The solution is: 1. Clean the cat's toilet once every morning and evening; 2. Put the kitten's excrement in the cat toilet, and then take the kitten there to smell it. After educating the kitten two or three times, it will know where to go to the toilet.

3. There is a cat at home. Will I be bullied if I get another kitten? What preparations should I make?

Cats are solitary animals, and it is normal to reject "uninvited guests". For new kittens, the new environment itself will make them feel uneasy and frightened, and they will also feel an instinctive threat when faced with the smell of unfamiliar cats. each other and protect yourself.

However, generally after a day or two of getting familiar with each other, and after the two cats have re-divided the territory of the home and reached an agreement, they will get along well. For new kittens, you can prepare a separate set of food and water supplies for them, and a separate toilet to avoid fights in the first few days. After they get familiar with it, you can remove it or keep it as appropriate.

Comfort the new cat more and eliminate its fear of the new environment, but you must maintain a fair attitude towards the new cat and the original one. If one of the cats reacts too violently, such as wetting everywhere, howling, etc., then the owner must consider giving up one of them.

4. Do new members also need to be vaccinated?

YES! Timely vaccination can prevent the occurrence of feline plague and other malignant infectious diseases. Because feline distemper virus is very harmful to kittens under four months old, so that kittens can grow up healthily, please vaccinate them in time.

When getting vaccinatedWhen the kitten is about 12 weeks old, it should be given twice before it is one year old, with an interval of 20 days between the two times, and once a year thereafter.

5. Can new members take a shower?

NO! You must not take a shower before getting vaccinated. The resistance of kittens separated from their mother is very low, and bathing can easily cause them to catch colds, diarrhea, or even cause more serious problems. It is recommended that the first bath of cats should wait until all immunization procedures are completed.

If the kitten makes itself very dirty due to naughtiness, consider wiping it with a hot towel. Combing your pussy more often can also ensure that your pussy is clean.

Use pet-specific shower gel when bathing, and not too frequently, because cats secrete sebum to protect their hair. If washed too frequently, the skin's protective ability will decrease, which can lead to skin cancer.

The most effective way to make cats less likely to get dirty is to keep your home clean.

　6. Can I feed milk to kittens?

​NO. Do not feed milk to kittens. If the kitten cannot chew cat food, you can feed it goat milk powder, but milk is not acceptable because most cats are lactose intolerant and cannot digest milk after drinking it, which can only cause diarrhea. Diarrhea can be fatal to newborn cats.

Generally speaking, kittens can eat cat food after they are 8 weeks old. All major cat food brands have cat food specifically for kittens, which is a good choice. Soak cat food in warm water to make it easier to digest. Eat small, frequent meals and avoid overly greasy foods.

In addition to feeding cat food regularly, a few pieces of meat food the size of a fingernail can basically meet the nutritional needs of a kitten for a week. If the food is chewed by the owner, it will be more helpful for the kitten's digestion, because human saliva can provide a digestive enzyme that cats cannot secrete.

7. How do you know if Mimi is uncomfortable or sick?

First of all, if Mimi is immunized in time, Mimi will not have any major problems under normal circumstances. But there are still common problems like colds, indigestion and diarrhea.

If you find that Mimi is not as lively as usual, is not in good spirits, and always lies down and does not like to move, you need to attract the attention of parents. In this case, you can touch the tip of your breasts' nose first. In a healthy state, the tip of your nose should be cool and moist.

If the hair is dry, there is a problem. You can measure the temperature of Mimi. If it exceeds 39 degrees Celsius, it is considered to be a fever. The cause of fever is mostly inflammation, so you should consider taking it to the hospital for treatment as appropriate.

Diarrhea is a common disease in kittens. Indigestion, changing food, eating too much, orBeing cold and other reasons can cause diarrhea. Loose stools caused by indigestion are called loose stools. If the cat has loose stools but is in good spirits, you can feed him lactase to help with digestion.

If you feel bad, you should go to the hospital and ask a doctor for treatment. It should be noted that if a kitten that has not been vaccinated develops a problem, please go to the hospital and ask a doctor for treatment as soon as possible.