A Furry Bundle of Joy
Few things are cuter than a puppy or kitten. These little rascals are full of energy and can be hard to keep up with at times. Provide your puppy or kitten with a safe and structured set of rules to help them grow into healthy, well-behaved pets. Get ready to play!
Kittens are little balls of energy, and their eating needs are different from a mature cat. Under 7 months, a kitten needs to be fed three to four times a day. Kittens tend to nibble and eat in intervals. They always require access to fresh, clean water.
Read more about Feeding Cats For Life Stages 
You should think about vaccinating your puppy soon after weaning. A puppy is at potential risk to numerous heath conditions around 8 to 10 weeks, when the natural antibodies from nursing have faded. Make an appointment early with a veterinarian for a puppy vaccination and for a general examination.
Read more about First Visit to the Veterinarian
Your puppy’s first collar should be leather or lightweight nylon, and it should be 2 inches bigger than his neck. If you can fit 2 fingers between your puppy’s neck and the collar, it is a good fit.
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Kittens need to be vaccinated for feline leukemia, feline distemper, upper respiratory infections, and rabies. A kitten should get the first set of vaccinations in this series between 6 to 8 weeks, and this series should continue every 3 to 4 weeks until she is 4 months old.
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