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New Kitten? What to do first

New Kitten? What to do first

Congratulations! You’ve adopted a sweet, playful kitten into your family! Your new little one is going to need your love, patience, and attention as they get adjusted, and in addition to that, you will want to do a few things to prepare. Below are some suggestions from our experienced veterinary staff at Trinity Pet Hospital in Laguna Hills, California.

Choose a Veterinarian

Save yourself stress by doing this ahead of time so that you’re not scrambling if an emergency should occur. Our staff is here to help with health concerns, questions, and starting your kitten off on the right paws. Call Trinity Pet Hospital in Laguna Hills to set up spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, and your kitten’s initial checkup. So many new faces and experiences may make your kitten anxious, but animal health and comfort are our priority and our veterinarian and staff provide a friendly and calming environment.

Set Up Your Home

Stock some nutritious food formulated for young kittens. Place one or two litter boxes somewhere your kitten can easily get to. Ideally this spot should have some privacy, but sometimes tight nooks or crannies can make cats afraid they might be cornered by a predator, so keep that in mind. For more than one cat, add at least one more litter box. Try to move any power cords off the floor and out of your kitten’s reach. Consider implementing or window seats; many cats enjoy elevated spots.

Read Up On Common Illnesses

You should purchase treatments for fleas, ticks, and worms, as most animals have these, particularly those who have spent any time outdoors. Be in the know so you are prepared to recognize the symptoms when your kitten gets sick. Generally, their noses should be cool and wet. They may cough up the occasional hairball, but keep an eye on repeat vomiting or urine or stool that looks abnormal. If your kitten is sick you will usually see tired and listless behavior. Call our veterinarian in Laguna Hills with any questions or concerns, and if you are welcoming a new animal into your family we will be happy to help you with initial checkup and treatment.

Call Trinity Pet Hospital and set up an appointment today!

New Kitten? What to do first

Congratulations! You’ve adopted a sweet, playful kitten into your family! Your new little one is going to need your love, patience, and attention as they get adjusted, and in addition to that, you will want to do a few things to prepare. Below are some suggestions from our experienced veterinary staff at Trinity Pet Hospital in Laguna Hills, California.

Choose a Veterinarian

Save yourself stress by doing this ahead of time so that you’re not scrambling if an emergency should occur. Our staff is here to help with health concerns, questions, and starting your kitten off on the right paws. Call Trinity Pet Hospital in Laguna Hills to set up spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, and your kitten’s initial checkup. So many new faces and experiences may make your kitten anxious, but animal health and comfort are our priority and our veterinarian and staff provide a friendly and calming environment.

Set Up Your Home

Stock some nutritious food formulated for young kittens. Place one or two litter boxes somewhere your kitten can easily get to. Ideally this spot should have some privacy, but sometimes tight nooks or crannies can make cats afraid they might be cornered by a predator, so keep that in mind. For more than one cat, add at least one more litter box. Try to move any power cords off the floor and out of your kitten’s reach. Consider implementing or window seats; many cats enjoy elevated spots.

Read Up On Common Illnesses

You should purchase treatments for fleas, ticks, and worms, as most animals have these, particularly those who have spent any time outdoors. Be in the know so you are prepared to recognize the symptoms when your kitten gets sick. Generally, their noses should be cool and wet. They may cough up the occasional hairball, but keep an eye on repeat vomiting or urine or stool that looks abnormal. If your kitten is sick you will usually see tired and listless behavior. Call our veterinarian in Laguna Hills with any questions or concerns, and if you are welcoming a new animal into your family we will be happy to help you with initial checkup and treatment.

Call Trinity Pet Hospital and set up an appointment today!

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24861 Alicia Pkwy, Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Monday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Tuesday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Wednesday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Thursday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Friday  

7:00 am - 6:00 pm

Saturday  

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Sunday  

Closed

Trinity Pet Hospital

Address

24861 Alicia Pkwy,
Laguna Hills, CA 92653