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Kittens are adorable at any age, but did you know that figuring out how old a kitten is can help determine what sort of care they need? It can be tricky to tell, but our at-a-glance kitten progression chart, featuring Darling the kitten, is here to help you out!
Check out our newborn kitten progression chart. Get important answers to questions like: how to tell how old a kitten is and when do cats open their eyes?
Newborn kittens are completely helpless and rely on their mother for all of their needs. In addition to nursing the kittens, the mother will also groom her kittens (this also stimulates the intestines to start functioning).
Record the weight and progress of each kitten in the Neonatal Kitten Monitoring spreadsheet (or use your own spreadsheet/diary) which can be downloaded from Foster Care Resources on the AWL NSW website.
While these stages are important and fairly consistent, a cat’s mind remains receptive to new experiences and lessons well beyond kitten-hood. Most cats are still kittens, in mind and body, through the first two years. The following chart provides general guidelines for the stages of development.
To provide kittens under the age of eight weeks the nurturing attention necessary for them to heal, learn, mature and grow into medically and behaviourally healthy kittens. • Not only to survive but be thriving kittens and cats
You will want to chart the kitten™s initial weight, take notes on the kitten™s general appearance, and accurately chart the feeding schedule with the time and amount of formula fed.
