1. Environmental
Safety: Eliminate Hidden Hazards
Ø Electrical Protection: Secure loose wires with cable organizers and cover
outlets to prevent chewing accidents.
Ø
Window
Safety: Install sturdy screens or
nets on balconies/windows to avoid falls.
Ø Toxic Substances: Remove lilies, ivy, and household chemicals (e.g.,
detergents) from accessible areas.
2. Health
Management: Grooming & Medical Care
Ø Nail Trimming: Use a nail clipper with anti-splash
guard to safely trim claws after 3 months of age, reducing stress
and mess.
Ø
Vaccination
& Deworming:
Schedule first vaccines at 8 weeks and deworming at 2 months with
kitten-specific products.
Ø Diet Transition: Gradually switch to new food over 7 days,
supplementing with kitten milk replacer if needed.
3. Behavioral
Adaptation: Reduce Stress & Destruction
Ø Safe Zone Setup: Confine the kitten to a quiet room with a bed,
litter box, and toys for initial acclimation.
Ø
Scratching
Solutions: Provide scratching posts to
redirect natural clawing behavior away from furniture.
Ø Positive Interaction: Use wand toys and treats to encourage play, avoiding
finger-teasing to prevent biting habits.