I was having trouble getting my web service to call to a web page until Kitna offered to help 
. Well that’s what she thinks, anyway, truth be told it was Mike the moderator’s help really, (thanks, Mike 
) but don’t tell her that 
.
Caring for any new member of the house can always be quite a challenging task, especially if your furry little friend happens to be a kitten. As kittens are naturally inquisitive and demanding, it is crucial that you are ready for the arrival of the fluff-ball.
Like any animal, it is important that you take the kittens away from their mothers at just about the right time. At around eight weeks of age, the litter should begin eating solid food, making it the perfect time to separate the kittens from their mother. If for some reason, the kittens are separated early; you have to make sure that they are given special care to make up for this. Getting the right cat food is a tricky business but there are companies out there who can help show you the way.
If your kitten is not ready to go onto solid food and there is no mother to nurse them, you must remember not to give them cow’s milk as this can make them poorly and can cause bouts of diarrhoea. Many pet stores will sell milk replacer for young kittens and it is always best to phone up just to make sure.
Once that you have taken your kitten home, you must remember that just like humans; moving house can be a frightening and a stressful experience. It is therefore important that you reassure the kitten at all times and make sure that they know where the litter tray is along with their food and bed. During this readjustment period it is likely that your nervous kitten shall enjoy hiding in those dark crevices in your house. It’s therefore a great idea to block entrances to fireplaces and other dangerous places where your little feline may decide to venture.
Also, if you really want your kitty-kat to feel welcome in its new home, a bed near a warm radiator will do wonders to making it feel secure. Cutting a legible hole inside a cardboard box with bedding will be perfect to reassure the kitten as well as shooing away the temptation of hiding under the sofa or anywhere else.
Of course, now that your kitten is in your care, it is your legal responsibility to look after them and keep them in the best of health, because a healthy kitten is also a happy kitten. Taking him to the vets is not only an opportunity for a check up, but you can also learn and reassure yourself that you are looking after your pet to the best of your abilities. Any questions or queries you have about your kitten can be asked at the local vets. As kittens pick up a multitude of illnesses including feline influenza amongst various others, vaccinations are imperative to the health of your cat. The first course of injections should be administered at around 8-9 weeks with a following dose at around 12 weeks of age.
If anything, it is important that you enjoy playing and looking after your kitten so that you create a loving bond that will last a lifetime. Making sure that your cat is a happy chappy is the best way of making sure that you are looking after your kitten.
This article has been written on behalf of GJW Titmuss, to help improve the standard of living for cats and kittens in the UK.
Kitna is wondering whether to try to make a business out of making jewellery and selling it on ebay We sold 2 bracelets that she’d helped me make last week, so maybe this is something we can do togther .
Any cat owner knows that this is about as energetic as it gets, lol Kitna doesn’t need to lift weight or use the treadmill, she gets her exercise playing with her red dot . Oh and stalking me 
. But if you are interested in doing something a little more energetic then check out my other site at http://fitness-second.co.uk/
Kitna loves to play with Damian’s hair . I think she wants to be a hairdresser. Here’s her attempt on Damian’s hair . Might let her have a go at mine .
Love pets have got a 10% discount going at the moment . Just quote AFLTENPC and you’ll get an extra 10% off until the 7th of October
Our family PC blew up last week so I’ve not been able to do much as I’m confind to my old laptop 
. We’ve installed a new power supply but that didn’t work and now we’re waiting for a new mother board to arrive! Ordered it last Wednesday so it shouldn’t be too long now 
I’ve got a lovely kitty pic of Kitna doing Damian’s hair as soon as I can get back on that ‘puter .
…or should that be Kitna gets a foot massage, lol ? It’s funny because if I try to do that to her head with my hand she thinks I’m playing and will try and grab me and bite me, but she loves it with my foot
I don’t know what she’s been doing to them but the raspberries are really juicy this year 
. She’s doing a good job . I dread to think what her secret ingredient is .
Kitna is obsessed with the red dot now, she sits outside Damian’s bedroom door waiting for him to bring it out to play. We decided that we’d better get her a red dot of her very own so I got this one for her from Amazon . Having one upstairs and another downstairs is blowing her tiny mind, lol .
Here she is calling for the red dot on youtube . She pretty clever because she knows it’s caused by something in Damian’s hand, but she’s pretty dumb because she thinks everything in Damian’s hand will cause the red dot
Who says you can’t train a cat? Kitna knows to sit on the carpet and not to come into the kitchen and to just wait patiently when I’m opening her tin of tuna at night . Ozzy used to do exactly the same thing . We trained Ozzy to knock on the patio door, too, when she wanted to come in, that was so cute . I thought I had a video but I can’t find it, when I do it’ll be up here . We’re trying to train Kitna to knock on the patio door too but she’s just not getting it yet
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