It is not recommended to give away kittens that are 30 days old. At this time, the kittens have not yet been weaned, and their bodies are relatively fragile in all aspects. They may also develop stress reactions after changing the environment. Under normal circumstances, it is better to give away cats when they are 3-4 months old. At this time, the cat’s resistance is relatively better, and you will not worry about other problems if you give it away at this time.

Notes on sending away cats

1. When sending away cats, you can put away the food bowls, water basins, toys, blankets, etc. that cats often use. Let the new owner take away the items, so the stress response will be smaller.

2. After giving the kitten away, you can prepare some food that it often eats before, and add some probiotics to the food.

3. If a female cat gives birth to a lot of kittens, don’t give them all away at once. You can give away one at a time so that the female cat won’t feel sad.

4. After the cat arrives at the new home, let the cat stay alone at home for a few days. Do not disturb it all the time, and then let the cat slowly try to expand its range of activities, so that the cat will adapt more easily.

5. If you are familiar with the new owner, you can often go to its new home to accompany it in the early stage of adoption, and then gradually reduce the time spent together, and slowly allow the cat to have a transition period in contact with the new owner.