CATDOLL : How to take care of a two-month-old cat when it arrives at a new home

Two-month-old kittens require special care and attention when they first arrive at their new home. ‌Here are some key care guidelines:

Provide a safe and comfortable environment: Prepare a quiet, warm place for the kitten to rest and relax. You can use a cardboard box or basket as a cat bed, cover it with a soft blanket or clothes, and place some toys or items with the mother cat's scent to reduce the kitten's tension.

Reasonable diet: Kittens of two months old can already eat dry food, but they still need nutritional supplements. You can feed them special kitten milk powder or goat milk powder, and avoid using cow's milk to avoid diarrhea. Feed them regularly, three to four times a day, with small amounts and multiple meals each time, and don't let the kittens eat too much or too little.

Hygiene and Health: Provide clean drinking water and clean the litter box regularly to keep the environment clean and prevent the kitten from urinating or defecating in other places.

Medical examination and preventive measures: Take your kitten to the veterinarian for a physical examination and deworming, and vaccinate regularly as recommended by the veterinarian to prevent common cat diseases.

Dealing with stress reactions: Kittens may experience stress reactions when changing to a new environment, such as vomiting, loss of appetite, etc. At this time, you can temporarily fast and deprive them of water, and try to feed them a small amount the next day. If the symptoms persist, seek medical attention in time.

Avoid using inappropriate food: It is not recommended to soak cat food with skim milk as this may cause lactose intolerance.