Tips for bringing kittens home the first time

• Ensure the kitten cannot access small household items like strings, needles, hooks, and toy parts to prevent accidental swallowing.
• Prepare different litter types and litter box types to find out what the kitten prefers.
• Continue feeding the kitten its current diet initially to reduce the chance of diet intolerance, and provide multiple small meals throughout the day.
• If changing the diet, introduce new food gradually over a week.
• Schedule a veterinary appointment around 2 weeks after adoption or earlier if health issues arise.

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Tips for bringing adult cats home the first time

• Continue feeding the current diet initially to reduce the chance of diet intolerance.
• Use the same litter box and litter to minimize stress; some cats may require 2 litter boxes. The number of litter box should be number of cats + 1 for multi-cat households, for instance, there should be 4 litter boxes in a 3 cats household.
• Obtain and provide the cat's vaccination records and medical history to your vet.
• Learn as much as possible about the cat, especially if it's adopted with an unknown history.
• Consider a vet checkup, particularly for older or purebred cats prone to health issues.
• Provide a quiet place for the cat to rest and allow them to become familiar with their new surroundings.

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