Caging a kitten when it first arrives at home can ensure the kitten's safety and is not cruelty. Kittens who have just arrived home are restless and sensitive, and may have some stress reactions, such as jumping out of windows and buildings. Caging can prevent such incidents from happening. Caging kittens can also prevent fights with other animals if you already have them in the home.

Don’t think that keeping a cat in a cage is abusing the cat or restricting the cat’s freedom. A kitten will feel scared and uneasy when it leaves a familiar place and enters a strange environment, especially if the home has not yet had time to install anti-theft screens. Keeping a kitten in a cage It can effectively prevent kittens from jumping out of windows, climbing high and causing accidents and other potential dangerous factors. If there are already other cats or dogs in the home, cages are necessary to isolate the kittens and prevent fighting, infection, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to cage the kitten for a week when it first arrives at home. It is not cruelty, but it can ensure the safety of kittens to the maximum extent.

1. Observe the kitten's condition carefully when you get home, and try not to disturb it too much. Just prepare sufficient and fresh drinking water and food.

2. When the kitten becomes familiar with the environment, it will slowly want to come out. The scavenger can open the door and allow the kitten to enter and exit the cage freely. Pay attention to the fact that protective measures have been taken at home.

3. Teach the kitten to use the litter box. You can pick up the kitten and use its paws to gently pull the litter a few times. Generally, the kitten will know how to use it.

4. Do not bathe the kitten. It is recommended to wait 2 weeks to 1 month after the kitten arrives at the new home, depending on the specific situation.