How to raise a one-month-old kitten:

1. Diet:

First of all, feeding should be based on breast milk. If there is no breast milk, you can feed the cat Special goat milk powder. Be sure to eat small meals frequently, and pay attention to timing, quantity, and location when feeding cat food. Don’t eat too much or too little. As the cat’s age increases, it will stabilize after the age of 8 months or more. You can go to a pet agency to buy special feeding bottles for cats. The nipples of infant feeding bottles are too big for cats, which is not conducive to sucking milk. Utensils must be boiled in boiling water and sterilized before use.

2. Vaccine:

Cats can usually receive the first dose of vaccine two months later. In the first year, they need to receive three doses of combined vaccine to prevent infectious diseases and one shot of rabies. vaccine. The three-shot combined vaccine needs to be injected every 21 to 28 days. Cats can be injected with rabies vaccine after four months. After that, they should be injected with rabies vaccine and a combined vaccine to prevent feline infectious diseases every year.

3. Deworming:

Generally speaking, deworming a cat usually needs to start when it is about 45 to 60 days old. There are two methods of deworming. , one is to buy regular anthelmintics yourself, and the other is to go to a pet hospital for operation.

4. Be careful not to take a bath:

Cats need to be 3 months old before they can take a bath. Kittens less than 3 months old have poor immunity and weak ability to adapt to the environment, which can easily lead to cat illness. It is recommended not to bathe cats. If the cat is really dirty, you can wipe it with a warm towel without taking a bath. You can bathe your cat after 3 months, but you don’t need to wash it too frequently. Just wash it once every 2-3 months, because the cat itself is relatively clean and has its own dust-proof and waterproof skin.