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FAQs

Why are kittens hard to find? ›

Once a kitten has reached 8 weeks of age - you will see most rescues and shelters make them available for adoption! Often at the beginning of kitten season, kittens are adopted quickly and may seem hard to find! Pent up demand for kittens is always high when they aren't as readily available over the Winter months.

The best course of action may involve returning the pet to the animal shelter or rescue organization that you adopted from (some adoption contracts stipulate that you return the pet if things aren't going well). If this isn't the case or isn't possible, rehoming the pet yourself may be the best choice.

Picking a healthy kitten starts with evaluating its appearance. Healthy kittens will have bright eyes that are free of discharge. Another thing to look for is that a coat that's clean and shiny and ears that are free of dirt. Healthy kittens won't be sneezing, squinting or appear to have cold-like symptoms.

Place some food treats near where you're sitting, or put a bit of food on your finger, to try to entice her to approach you. If she approaches, allow her to lick the food off your finger. Resist the urge to reach out to pet or pick her up. This will scare her, which will only cause her to run and hide.

You can find lovable, healthy cats or kittens for sale that you've searched for online at your nearest animal shelter or rescue group. Also, unlike the cost of buying a purebred kitten or cat, the cost of kitten adoption or cat adoption is much less expensive.

Kitten season typically starts in April and continues through late October. This is because cats are more likely to mate and give birth when it's warm out. During this time, the weather is less harsh, and feral cats typically have better access to food sources.

Separating kittens from their mom and siblings is a stressful time for a little kitty. Suddenly the only life they have ever experienced is gone – no mom to comfort him, no siblings to entertain him, no pile of friends to snuggle with.

NOTE: Mom may be out getting food or waiting for you to leave, so we recommend you leave the kittens where they are and periodically check to see if mom returns in a few hours. If you have concerns about the kittens' safety, move them to a safe location nearby where mom can still find them.

Studies have shown that cats can recognise their owners, even after they've been apart from them for an extended period of time. But they don't rely on sight to identify us. Some smaller studies do suggest that cats can identify their owners just from their face (for example, from a photo).

The kitten should look well, with bright eyes, a good coat and be able to move easily. Ask to see the other kittens in the litter and the mother to make sure that they are healthy too.

How do you pick a cuddly kitten? ›

To find out for yourself how the kitten reacts, sit on the floor and hold out your arm to get their attention. You'll soon find out if the kitten is affectionate, whether or not they like their head rubbed or if they like to sit on your lap. Don't force anything.

A female kitten's genitals will be closer to the anus and will look like a straight line or a teardrop. There will be less excess fur and skin between the genitals and the anus. If you're new to kittens, you can simplify this by remembering male = circle, female = line.

You can expect that it will take your cat some time to get used to the new routines and environment. The 'Rule of Three' means that you can gauge the time it might take for your cat to fully acclimate to his home in threes: three days, three weeks, and three months.

Some kittens bond with their caretakers in a matter of days, while others need more time to feel comfortable and build trust.

Get down closer to her level when possible. Don't force her to interact if she's not ready, work with toys and wet food well before you try to pet her or pick her up. Spend time in the room, just talking to her or reading to her so that she can get used to you being there. Use food to make friends!

Cupboards, drawers, and furniture: Kittens are the greatest opportunists. If you leave a cupboard door open for a second and turn your back, you bet your curious kitty will be trying to explore this exciting new place. It's possible you didn't notice and accidentally trapped them once you shut the doors. Don't worry!

Generally, by 9 to 12 months old, the massive amount of enthusiasm has begun to settle, and a personality has become more apparent. Each cat differs individually with some being more playful and some lazier. However, these are some typical stages you'll see as your frisky feline ages.

Kittens have boundless energy and curiosity, which means they require a lot of your time and energy. Not only do new kittens need lots of affection and playtime to be properly socialized, but they also require a ton of supervision to keep them out of trouble.

It isn't uncommon for cats to go missing for 24 hours, especially if they like spending a lot of time outdoors. In some cases, cats can even stay away from home for up to 10 days at a time. We also know of cats that leave home while their humans are away on holiday, returning soon after the family arrives back.