FAQ

When a cat's ears are back, it often signals fear, anxiety, irritation, or aggression. Cats use ear position as a key part of their body language to communicate their mood.

A 3-month-old kitten needs frequent attention throughout the day, including social interaction, playtime, feeding, and litter box monitoring.

It's generally not recommended to let your kitten roam freely at night due to safety concerns and the need for a stable routine.

A 3-month-old kitten requires several hours of attention daily, including playtime, social interaction, feeding, and basic training to support healthy development.

It's generally best to keep your kitten in a safe, enclosed space at night to prevent accidents and support healthy development.

A 3-month-old kitten needs several hours of attention daily, including playtime, social interaction, and basic training to support healthy development.

It is generally not advisable to let your kitten roam around at night, as it may pose safety risks and disrupt their routine.

At 10 weeks old, kittens typically sleep around 16 to 20 hours a day.

Play with your kitten for 15 to 30 minutes before bedtime to help them release energy and settle down for the night.

Yes, it's normal for kittens to sleep most of the day as their bodies are growing rapidly and need rest for proper development.