Are you proud of your child?These cute creatures have many needs and are growing fast.Your new kitten may cry frequently, which can cause you distress.It can be stopped from crying and formed a strong bond if you figure out the cause of its cries.
Step 1: Learn about the development of a kitten.
There are specific phases of development for kittens.The best way to console a crying kitten is to learn about these.Birth to 2 weeks is when a kitten orients towards sound and its eyes open, separation from its mother or littermates may lead to behavioral issues.At around 6 to 7 weeks, your kitten begins to socialize and play and may wean, though it may continue to suckle for comfort.7 to 14 weeks is when your kitten starts to socialize.Before 12 weeks, kittens should not be separated from their mothers or littermates.Cats that are gently handled for 15 to 40 minutes daily for their first 7 weeks are more likely to have larger brains.
Step 2: There are causes of kittens crying.
There are a lot of reasons why kittens cry, from being separated too early to being hungry.If you know the reasons why kittens cry, you can give them the comfort they need.The kitten has been separated from her mother or littermates too early.It is looking for attention or comfort.It is hungry.It is cold.It can cause her to be hungry or restless.It needs to go to the bathroom.
Step 3: Cats cry and meow.
Your kitten may be expressing itself, even if you find it crying or mewing.You may be able to get used to cats crying on occasion if you know that all kittens and cats meow as a normal part of their behavior.Determine if the crying is excessive or if you need to stop it.Siamese cats are prone to a lot of meowing.
Step 4: Go to your vet.
If you don't know what's causing your kitten to cry or if you're worried about its health, schedule an appointment with your vet.She can help you figure out why your kitten is crying.Tell your vet if the meowing makes it worse.Tell your vet how long your kitten was with its mother.If you have your kitten's medical records, bring them with you.If you have any questions for your vet, answer them honestly.
Step 5: Hold your kitten.
Cats like being held and stroked by their humans.The benefit of socializing it and helping it develop is that it can mimic the comfort its mother gives.Take care of your kitten.Pick it up using both hands.Don't pick it up by the neck because of the risk of injury.If you hold your kitten in your arm like a baby, it can lie in the crook of your elbow, since it won't want to be on its back.If you have a kitten, put a blanket in your arm.It might scare your kitten if you put a blanket over it.
Step 6: Allow your kitten to breathe.
If your kitten is next to you, stroke or pet it.It can help form a strong bond between you by calming it and stopping it from crying.Touch your kitten's head and neck and under its chin.Your kitten's tail is a sensitive area.Don't pet it with too much force.If your kitten likes it, you should brush it twice a week.
Step 7: Talk to your baby.
It is important for a kitten to interact with you.If you talk to your kitten when it cries, it will know that you are communicating with it.Talk to your kitten when it approaches you or when you pet it.Don't yell and keep your tone soft.Say things about your kitten that include its name.Do you want me to pick you up, Sam?Do you like that a lot?You are a good and sweet kitten.
Step 8: You can play with your kitten.
It is important for a kitten to play with you.Crying is a good way to show your kitten that you care.There is a supply of age-appropriate toys for your kitten, like balls and larger toy mice.There is a scratching pad on hand.Put a ball in your kitten's mouth.She can chase a toy around a string.When you are not playing, make sure to keep the toy away from your kitten.It is possible for kittens to cause major issues or even death by eating strings.
Step 9: Your kitten will be comfortable on the bed.
Giving your kitten a place to sleep can help calm it and make it cry less.You can buy a cat bed or line a box with a soft towel.Consider lining the bed with an item you have used before.The scent will help your kitten get used to it.
Step 10: Feed your puppy.
Nutrition is important for kittens to support their growing bodies.The kitten may stop crying if you give it enough to eat.Milk replacer can be used up to 10 weeks.It should be about the consistency of oatmeal.It's useful if it was early or orphan.Don't drink regular milk because it might upset your kitten's stomach.Cat food can be put in ceramic or metal bowls.Some kittens are sensitive to plastic.There is a bowl of fresh water for your kitten.Make sure your kitten's food and water are fresh and that the bowls are clean.
Step 11: Your kitten's litter box needs cleaning.
Cats and kittens like their litter boxes to be clean.It is recommended that you keep your kitten's litter box clean and available to it.If you want your kitten to be able to get in and out of the litter box, make it small.It's a good idea to use low-dust litter.As soon as possible, scoop any material.It's important to encourage your kitten to use it.The litter box should be placed away from the kitten's food.The kittens don't like their food near their litter.
Step 12: Your kitten should be given its medication.
If your vet tells you that your kitten is crying because it's sick, you should give it all the treatments and medication it needs.These can help heal your kitten.Make sure your kitten gets all of its medication.Do you have any questions about administering the medication to your kitten?
Step 13: Do not scold or ignore your kitten.
Don't ignore your kitten's needs unless you know for certain that it wants something from you.Your kitten may not have access to water or its litter.Don't scold your kitten for crying.It's not likely to stop it from crying, but it may make you fear it.