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I want them to start working on either canned food or dry food at that six-week mark....

That's a great question. That's hard to answer. My one answer would be a lot. That is the way they play....

Your kitten should come to the veterinarian about every three weeks until they're about four months of age....

Yes....

A lot! They have tiny stomachs, so you don't need to restrict how much they're eating. When they're over a year, they can get fat....

Most breeders will not give you a cat before about nine weeks of age. By about six weeks, they can start on solids....

We do an exam when we're vaccinating your cat to ensure that your cat looks healthy enough to receive vaccines....

We generally recommend that around five to six months old for our females....

I think it's important that you know what to be feeding your kittens, how much water to expect them to drink, how to play with the kitten, how to p...

The three core vaccines that I require for kittens are going to be the feline distemper vaccine, which protects against the common viral diseases t...

Signs of a healthy kitten would be a kitten that's interactive, playful, eating and drinking well, and having regular bowel movements....

Play with them. Play, play, play. Give kittens lots of things to do....

We generally recommend having kittens spayed and neutered by six months....

I generally recommend that kittens should start weaning about five to six weeks of age....

Great question. I think there's a benefit to both. Some people talk a lot about dry food and their teeth....

Absolutely. First of all, rabies is required by law, so you have to have that one....

It's going to take a lot of time. Depending on their age, kittens need to be fed very frequently—every two to three hours....

Typically, a kitten would start to eat solid food at about six weeks and be fully weaned by nine weeks. ...

Every three weeks until they're around four months old. ...

That can be challenging....