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   How to take a cat home?

   • Once your home is set up for your cat, it’s time for the exciting part – taking them home! You’ll need a sturdy and well-ventilated cat carrier for bringing your kitten home in the car, which will need to be secured with a seatbelt once your kitten is inside.

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   What should I do if I have a new kitten?

   • Even if you already have a cat, make sure the new kitten will have its own bed, food and water dishes, litter box, and toys. Set up a bathroom or other small room with these items for your kitten to stay in temporarily to provide a contained safe space while your kitten adjusts away from other pets and possible dangers in the rest of the home.

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   What do I need before bringing a kitten home?

   • Before bringing a kitten home for the first time, you should ensure that you have all the necessities – like bedding, bowls, litter tray, a cat carry case, and food. You’ll find the full list on our bringing home a kitten checklist.

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   How do I settle my Cat into a new home?

   • Take a look at our advice video on settling your cat into a new home. Establish one room in the new house as a base for your cat. This room should ideally be a spare room or another room that isn’t too busy, without access to a cat flap.

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   How do I get my Cat to accept my new home?

   • To help your cat get used to your scent (and the scent of your new home), take an item of clothing or a blanket from your home and leave it with your pet for the final few days. When you pick them up, place the item in your cat’s carrier. It’ll reduce stress during the journey and help settle them in.

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   How do I know if my cat is ready for a new home?

   • By the end of the first month, your kitten should be eating, drinking, and using the litter box normally. Your cat should be adjusted to its new home by now and becoming active and playful. You may notice new behaviors, such as scratching on vertical surfaces, wrestling, climbing, chewing, and jumping on furniture.

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   How to get a kitten used to a new home. Once you’re home safely, it is time to gently introduce your kitten to their new environment. Give them the freedom to explore their new room, toys and items – no doubt giving them all a good sniff!

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   If you are planning to bring a new kitten into your home, then you should take some time to prepare for the kitten’s arrival. Purchase the items that your kitten will need and place them in your home for other people and pets to start adjusting to.

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   Day one with your new kitten is very exciting, but you’ll want to be careful that you don’t overwhelm it. Let the kitten explore in the small room you have already set up, or if you didn’t have time to prepare for its arrival, set up a safe room and sit on the floor while the kitten acclimates to it. If you have other pets, allow them to sniff the ...

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   After a few days, your kitten will begin to explore its new home. You can encourage your kitten to venture out of its separate room little by little each day by using toys and treats to make it a game. Your kitten will get used to where the other litter boxes, food, and water dishes are as well. It might even claim a favorite spot to sleep and befr...

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   By the end of the first month, your kitten should be eating, drinking, and using the litter box normally. Your cat should be adjusted to its new home by now and becoming active and playful. You may notice new behaviors, such as scratching on vertical surfaces, wrestling, climbing, chewing, and jumping on furniture. If there is a behavior that is le...

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   Jun 29, 2023 · Whether you're rehoming a kitten from us, or buying one from a breeder, this guide, approved by our vets and behaviourists, will tell you all you need to know to get ready for your new arrival.

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   What will my new cat or kitten need? There are a few basic things your new cat or kitten will need when they come home with you (ideally you should get these beforehand). Your new cat or kitten will need: a nice comfy bed; food and water bowls food; litter tray (and cat litter) scratching post; cat carrier; toys

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   May 25, 2023 · Your cat will settle in to the new house on their own terms, in their own time and will thank you for letting them do so. Take a look at our advice video on settling your cat into a new home. HOW TO PREPARE YOUR HOUSE FOR A CAT

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   Bringing home a new kitten is an exciting time for the whole family. Find out how to help make sure your newest ball of fluff feels welcome and safe.

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   What do I need for a new kitten? Before bringing a kitten home for the first time, you should ensure that you have all the necessities – like bedding, bowls, litter tray, a cat carry case, and food. You’ll find the full list on our bringing home a kitten checklist.