Open Litter Box Set
Kittens prefer a low, open tray they can step into easily. Start with one box per cat plus one spare on each floor.
The lovable everyday cat with a big heart
The domestic shorthair is the most common cat for a reason. These kittens are hardy, adaptable, and endlessly varied in look and personality. They settle well and ask for very little beyond love, food, and play.
Personalities range from cuddly lap cat to bold explorer. Watch your kitten for a week to learn which you have.
These breed aware tips sit on top of the core plan. Follow them alongside your day by day guide for the smoothest possible start.
A weekly brush keeps the short coat glossy and cuts down on hairballs. Cats groom themselves well, so baths are rarely needed.
Share these with your vet at the first visit. They are common points for the breed, not a diagnosis, and your vet is always the best guide for your individual pet.
Always vet first. Breed guides help you prepare, but they never replace a professional. For any health worry, diet change, or unusual sign, please contact your veterinarian.
A short, sensible kit to cover the early weeks with your new companion.
Kittens prefer a low, open tray they can step into easily. Start with one box per cat plus one spare on each floor.
Kittens need higher protein and calories than adult cats. Pick a formula labelled for growth through the first year.
Redirect claws away from your sofa on day one. A flat cardboard scratcher costs little and saves your furniture.