Even if you have been a cat owner all of your life, bringing a new kitten home can make you feel like a first time mommy or daddy all over again. While general rules and care for kittens and cats has not changed, it may have been some time before you had to deal with a new fur baby in the house. If that is the case, you will want to visit Kitten Advice, a website designed to give you all of the information you need to raise your kitten successfully. Here you can learn everything from how to wean your new baby, their stages of development, the latest research on feline studies, and so much more.Many cat owners are "serial" cat owners in the sense that they are the kind of people that can't live without a cat. Whether you are adding a new kitten to your cat family at home, or have lost one of your furry family members and are bringing a new pet home, there is so much to know when it comes to kittens. While it may be true that you can't teach an old dog new tricks, when it comes to kittens, getting serious about their care and their development will ensure your brand new baby has a long and healthy life with you.
If you are a first time kitten owner, you will have more questions than the average cat owner. What do I feed my new kitten? Why is my new kitten always scratching and biting me? What do I do when my kitten mews and I have already fed her? Is it true that my kitten is teething right now? What human foods are toxic to kittens? Should I give my new kitten cow's milk? If any one of these questions or any other questions are plaguing you and your desire to give the best care for your new cat, sign up for a free Kitten E-Course that will take you step by step through the way on becoming the best kitten owner on your block.
In Week One you will learn how to choose the best food for your new kitten. In Week Two you will discover how to choose the best litter tray or "go box" for your cat. Week Three will take you into the mind of kitten psychology, and help you understand why your cat is behaving the way it is, and what their physical and social development needs are. Week Four will teach you all about how vain cats are, and how much they need to look and feel beautiful all of the time, and the necessities of kitten grooming. By Week Five you will know your new kitten very well, and will be taught how to train your new kitten to respond the way you want her to. In Week Six you will be introduced to the common health problems with cats, how to recognize them and how to address them as soon as they begin.
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