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What health checks should I ask about before buying a kitten?
Before buying a kitten, ask the seller if the kitten has been vaccinated, wormed, and flea-treated. Request documentation from a vet as proof. Also, inquire about any known health conditions in the kitten's lineage and whether the kitten has been microchipped.
What should I look for to ensure a kitten is well-socialised?
Observe the kitten's interaction with its littermates, the mother cat (if present), and people. A well-socialised kitten will be curious, playful, and not overly fearful. Ask the seller about the kitten's exposure to different sights, sounds, and handling.
What are the legal requirements for selling kittens in the UK?
In the UK, it is illegal to sell kittens under 8 weeks old. Sellers should also ensure the kitten is in good health and free from disease. Be wary of sellers who are reluctant to provide information or who seem to be operating from multiple locations.
What questions should I ask the seller about the kitten's diet and litter habits?
Ask the seller what type of food the kitten is currently eating and how often it is fed. Also, inquire about the type of litter the kitten is used to and whether it is consistently using the litter box. This information will help you maintain consistency and avoid potential problems when you bring the kitten home.
What are some safety tips to consider when introducing a new kitten to my home?
Before bringing a kitten home, ensure your home is safe by removing any potential hazards, such as poisonous plants, loose wires, and small objects that could be swallowed. Provide the kitten with a safe and comfortable space, such as a carrier or a quiet room, to help it adjust to its new surroundings gradually. Supervise interactions with other pets initially.
