Understanding Kitten Health
Understanding and monitoring your kitten’s health as she grows is important so you can identify potential problems early. We’ve compiled all our articles on kitten health below so you can find answers about kitten teething, vaccinations, digestive upset and more.
Kitten Vaccinations: What Shots Your Kitten Needs
Cats need vaccinations from their veterinarian, starting around 6 to 8 weeks of age. Learn about what vaccinations your kitten will need to protect from common diseases.
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How to Take Care of a Pregnant Cat
Having kittens is exciting but many cat owners are uncertain what they should do. Learn how to support your cat during its pregnancy and so that it has healthy kittens.
Kitten Milestones and Development Stages by Week
From when they are born to when they reach full maturity, kittens go through many changes, especially during their first weeks. Here are some important kitten milestones and development stages, from a Purina expert.
When to Spay or Neuter a Kitten
Spaying and neutering not only help prevent overpopulation, it can also help reduce the risk of some reproductive diseases. Learn when to spay or neuter your kitten.
Kitten Vaccinations: What Shots Your Kitten Needs
Cats need vaccinations from their veterinarian, starting around 6 to 8 weeks of age. Learn about what vaccinations your kitten will need to protect from common diseases.
Tips for Raising a Kitten into a Confident Cat
Help your kitten grow into a confident cat. Click here to read tips and tricks from experts on how to raise your kitten right for a happy and healthy life.
Do Kittens Need Special Food? Kitten Nutrition Requirements
Do kittens need special food? The short answer is yes. Quality kitten nutrition helps support their growth and development through the first year or so of their lives. Learn more about kitten nutritional requirements here.
How to Tell if a Cat Is Pregnant
Are you noticing physical and behavioral changes in your cat? Learn what signs and symptoms to look for to tell if those changes mean your cat is pregnant.