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6 Things You Should Know Before Getting a Kitten

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There’s a lot to think about before committing to a new pet, but even more so when you’re considering a very young one. If you’re wondering whether to choose a kitten over an adult cat, there are important things to know in order to make an informed decision. Prepare yourself and ensure your household is a ready space for any new kitten. 

  1. They Will Demand a Lot of Energy 

While adult cats are famously independent and don’t mind being left alone for a while, kittens will require a lot of attention, play time, and care, and will have heaps of energy. This means that you need to be prepared to give a lot of time and attention to a new kitten.

  1. They Will Need to be Constantly Supervised 

Kittens cannot be left alone at home in the early days, which means this can be problematic for those who can’t get time off work or have very busy lifestyles. When bringing a kitten home, you’ll need to make sure that you can take time off from everything else for a while in order to never leave them alone and constantly supervise them. 

This is because not only do kittens need to learn to socialize, but they could get into a lot of trouble if they’re left alone to explore. 

  1. Your Home Will Need to be Kitten-Proof 

Home preparation is key before your kitten arrives. You will need to make sure that there is absolutely no opportunity for your kitten to escape, such as open windows or doors, and that everything they can scratch, chew, or damage

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