When the civet cat grows to one month or one and a half months old, it can begin to gradually wean. Most civet cats will be successfully weaned at the age of two months. During the weaning period, owners should pay more attention to the feeding and care methods, because the body of the kitten is particularly fragile at this time, and any changes in the environment and diet may cause the cat to become uncomfortable and have a great impact on its growth.

Precautions for weaning Chinese civet cats:

1. Weaning kittens should be done in a step-by-step manner. While gradually reducing the amount of milk, the cat should also be given enough milk. Time to adjust to new cat food and other foods.

2. The cat food that the owner chooses for the kitten should be professional kitten food, which should be soaked in warm water until soft before feeding to avoid excessively hard cat food causing gastrointestinal digestion burden on the kitten and affecting its physical growth.

3. When feeding cat food for the first time, you should choose a small portion so that it can slowly accept cat food and other foods.

4. As the weaning cycle prolongs, some small amounts of meat food can be prepared appropriately. For example, cook chicken breasts in plain water and tear the meat into small pieces for your cat to eat.

5. Do not choose high-fat food to avoid gastrointestinal digestive burden on cats and avoid obesity.

6. During the weaning period, do not bathe the cat at will. Wait until 2 weeks after the cat is successfully weaned and vaccinated, and the kitten's body has produced antibodies that can resist stimulation from the external environment before taking a bath.