A newborn kitten will weigh about two ounces and fit into your palm. Its ears will be closed and will not have teeth yet. They will still be dependent on their mother for food and shelter. The mother will stimulate them to go potty, urinate and defecate. During this period, your kitten should gain about 70-100 grams of weight. You should also keep a warm place in which to confine your kitten.
By the end of the first week, your kitten has opened their eyes and teeth. They also have their first teeth. They will learn to use the litter box. You can start weaning your kitten on wet food and you can also start introducing her to her litter box. Remember, she will still need access to your mother’s milk, but the time to transition to wet food is right around the corner.
Your kitten will start to have his or her first teeth. These teeth are called incisors. Your kitten’s ears will also start pointing up. Your kitten will begin to explore its surroundings, including exploring the litter box. Your kitten will start exploring their surroundings and developing their sense of smell. It will begin to walk and start exploring on its own, but you still need to keep him or her warm. Keep the temperature around 75 degrees.
One month old kitten is almost as big as an adult cat. By five months, they will be gaining about 0.25 to 0.5 ounces (7 to 14 grams) a day. At this age, they will start to behave like an adult cat, exploring close to medium distances, and playing with other kittens. A kitten should weigh about five to six pounds, and should be playing with toys and climbing up a cat tree. A window perch will help it to watch over your home and keep you calm
