one month old
- Pay attention to insulation and avoid catching cold
- Unable to excrete independently and requiring the care of a cat mother
- Breastfeeding, sheep formula feeding
- Do not eat food from humans and adult cats
Preparation items: goat milk powder, urine pad, cat bed, blanket
2 months old
- Being able to regulate body temperature and start learning how to use the restroom
- Increasing Nutrition – Cat Milk Cake
- Regular and quantitative feeding
- The baby teeth have grown completely
- 7-week-old deworming, 8-week-old vaccine
Preparation items: food bowl, water bowl, insect repellent, cat litter
three months old
- Weight exceeding 1kg
- Immune blank period, second dose vaccine
- Main food: kitten food, supplemented with sheep milk powder
- Do not take it out unless necessary
- Regular deworming
Prepare items: cat bag, cat scratch board, kitten food!
4 months old
- During the period of rapid physical growth, supplement nutrition
- Add complementary foods – boiled egg yolk, chicken breast
- Do not change food frequently, as it can easily lead to diarrhea
- Growing permanent teeth and weighing over 2kg
- Complete vaccination
Preparation items: freeze-dried cat snacks, nail clippers, probiotics
five months old
- Deciduous teeth begin to replace with permanent teeth
- Develop brushing habits to prevent oral diseases
- Daily cleaning of eyes and ears to avoid related diseases
- Take a shower and blow dry it in time to prevent catching a cold
Preparation items: cat toothpaste, toothbrush, eye wash, ear wash
six months old
- Entering the estrus period, there will be bedwetting and meowing
- If there are no plans to have children, sterilization may be considered
- Play with it and increase its activity level
- Curiosity is strong, very mischievous, do a good job of sealing the window
Preparation items: cat teaser stick, cat snacks, cat toys
seven months old
- Increased appetite, supplementing with high protein foods, strengthening bones
- Need more attention and love, interact more with cats
- Do not eat food that is meant for cats to eat for humans
- I sleep more and enjoy taking naps
eight months old
- Increase water intake to avoid urinary tract diseases
- A relatively stable diet and weight loss are normal phenomena
- Curiosity towards anything requires positive guidance
- According to the cat’s condition, feed fish oil and prebiotics
nine months old
- Eating more easily digestible foods during important stages of growth
- If there is indigestion and vomiting, probiotics can be fed
- Timely dispose of waste fur and feed cat grass to avoid causing hairball syndrome
- The disappearance of baby teeth and the occurrence of aggressive behavior should be stopped correctly
ten months old
- Provide cats with ample space to live a happy life
- Timely correct cats’ bad behavior habits
- Encourage cats to exercise more and control their weight
- Stable and rich diet
eleven months old
- Do not easily change the family environment, as it is prone to stress
- Wet food should also be regularly arranged to avoid urinary tract diseases
- Don’t let cats give birth too early, it’s not good for their health
twelve months old
- Life and physical fitness have become more stable
- For those considering fertility, it can be done in adulthood
- Cultivate good habits in cats through gentle and positive training methods
- Annual physical examination