FAQs

Teacup kittens look like normal-sized kittens, but they are much smaller in stature. Their body size is nearly two-thirds that of normal kittens.

Yes, teacup kittens have this special quality due to their genetic makeup where their parents are of smaller size. They are expected to be smaller but not always guaranteed.

These munchkins have an expected lifespan of 12–15 years.

To keep them healthy and happy, you should feed them at least three to four times daily, keep them well hydrated, put water into shallow bowls so that it is easier for kittens to drink from them, train them early to use a litter box, and keep them in a dry and warm place. Don’t forget to shower your immense love and devotion on them to make them feel loved all the time.

It is best to continue feeding the same food that we have recommended in our recommended products so that your kitten does not get an upset stomach. Feed your teacup kitten high-quality kitten food approved by authorized people. Make sure to read the contents of the food

item beforehand. Please read the label on your food to make sure that it has plenty of protein and minerals for the growing kittens.

The truth is that there is no importance to the sex of the kitten when it comes to being the perfect pet for you. But there are some behavioral and personality differences between male and female kittens as they grow up and become adults. It can’t be unseen that their surroundings and how they are well taken care of have a huge impact on their personalities.

Most kittens prefer uncovered litter boxes.

This is a great question. It's best to introduce your kitten at a young age to scratching posts or toys such as the Turbo scratcher.