Lonely Nest? A Persian Kitten Can Complete Your Home
Reason 1: Persian Kittens Provide Companionship
Kittens want to be close to you. Cuddling a kitten makes you feel less lonely. Playing with a kitten kitten is entertaining.
Reason 2: Persian Kittens Give You Purpose
Feeding, grooming and caring for a kitten gives you something to do. Having a kitten depends on you.
Reason 3: Persian Kittens are Playful
Kittens are very playful. Watching them play with toys is fun. Their energy and antics make you laugh.
How to Choose a Persian Kitten Breeder
Find a breeder who is responsible. Make sure they treat parent cats well. Visit where the kittens live.Do in-depth research on cat breeds and breeders before getting a Persian kitten. Look for reviews from vets and past buyers on their experience. Confirm the breeder is licensed and part of a reputable breeding association. Visit the cattery to meet the breeder, see conditions, and interact with parent cats. Ask about health testing on the breeding cats to screen for genetic diseases like PKD. Find out about socialization and care of kittens during crucial early weeks. Review sales contract and health guarantee carefully, especially provisions for congenital defects. Inquire about lineage and overall breeding goals - responsible breeders focus on health, temperament and breed standards, not just looks. Kittens should only be placed directly with buyers, not through stores. Trust your instincts and choose a breeder who welcomes questions, provides documentation, and cares about kitten welfare for life.
Get Your Home Ready for a Persian Kitten
Kitten-proof your home. Buy climbing toys and scratching posts. Set up a litter box area. Make your home safe.
Buying Kitten Supplies
Get food, treats, litter, bed, collar, brush, nail clippers, toys. Stock up on what your kitten will need.
Prepare a Safe Kitten Room
Setup a room with food, litter, bed and toys. Use this room to slowly let your kitten get used to your home.
Bond with Your New Kitten
Shower your kitten with love and affection. Make time for daily cuddles and play. Give treats.
Slowly Introduce Kitten to Your Home
Over days and weeks, let your kitten explore more rooms. Make sure the kitten knows its safe room.
Kitten-Proof Your Home
Put away cables, toxic plants, choking hazards. Secure screens. Add safety latches. Protect your possessions.
Feed your kitten regularly on a schedule. Follow package amounts. Make sure kitten is eating enough. Brush regularly to prevent matts. Trim nails. Clean eyes and ears. Give baths when needed. Engage your kitten with play sessions daily. Use interactive toys. Change up toys to keep it interesting. Avoid tinsel, dangling ornaments, toxic plants. Secure trees. Put away ribbons. Keep special holiday foods away. Watch tail, ears, eyes, posture. Know when kitten is playful, scared, anxious or relaxed. Put away plastic bags, chemicals, string, rubber bands. Use child locks. Keep countertops clean. Keep toilet lids down. Store toiletries out of reach. Watch medications. Keep razors and cleaners locked up.
Make sure your kitten gets vaccinated. Take to vet for well visits. Address any health issues early.
Kittens take time to learn. Respond gently during training. It takes repetition and consistency.
Getting a kitten can make your empty nest feel full and fun again. Pick the perfect kitten and care for it properly to complete your home.
