FAQ

It is generally safe to begin touching kittens around 2 weeks after birth, once the mother is comfortable and the kittens appear healthy and strong.

Keep the kittens warm, feed them kitten formula regularly, assist with toileting, and maintain a clean environment until they are old enough to eat and eliminate on their own.

Handle newborn kittens gently, keep them warm, and feed them properly. Avoid separating them from their mother too early or overhandling.

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Yes, cats can eat eggs in moderation as a source of protein and nutrients, as long as they are fully cooked and served plain.

Cats should not eat fries as they contain unhealthy fats, salt, and potentially toxic ingredients like garlic or onion.

Yes, cats can eat eggs in moderation as a source of protein, but they should be cooked and served plain without seasoning.

Cats should not eat fries as they are unhealthy and can be harmful to their digestive system.

Yes, cats can eat eggs in moderation, as they are a good source of protein and nutrients, but they must be cooked and served plain.

Cats can eat fries in very small quantities, but it's not recommended due to unhealthy fats, salt, and lack of nutritional value.