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Guide 03

Everything About Your New Kitten

Set up the litter box, feeding and vet schedule right in month one — and prevent the behavior and health problems that show up in year three.

Sound familiar?

  • You're not sure if the sneezing and watery eyes are normal kitten stuff or a problem
  • The litter box setup was a guess, and you've heard horror stories about cats who stop using it
  • Nobody told you kittens need a vaccine series, and the vet's schedule looks confusing

This guide exists to end exactly that.

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What's inside

Everything you'll know by the last page

  • The litter box rules that prevent 90% of adult litter problems (number, placement, litter type, scooping)
  • Kitten-proofing: the string/thread/lily dangers that send kittens to the ER
  • The full medical calendar: vaccine series, deworming, FeLV/FIV testing, spay/neuter timing
  • Feeding from weaning to adulthood — and how to avoid creating an overweight 3-year-old
  • Socialization for cats: handling, carriers, nail trims — the habits that make vet visits easy forever
  • Bottle-baby basics if you've rescued a very young kitten
  • The 'call now' symptom list for tiny bodies that dehydrate fast
Who it's for
  • New kitten owners who want month one done right
  • Anyone who's rescued or fostered a young kitten
  • Cat-curious dog people surprised by how different kittens are

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Read the whole thing. If it doesn't make you a calmer, sharper, better-prepared owner, reply to your receipt within 30 days and we'll refund every cent. You keep the guide.

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Honest questions, honest answers

My kitten came from a shelter and sneezes a lot. Covered?

Yes — upper respiratory infections are the most common shelter-kitten issue, and the guide covers the home-care line vs. the call-the-vet line in detail.

Is this useful if I've had cats before?

If your last kitten was a decade ago, the vaccine, spay-timing and feeding guidance has changed meaningfully. The prevention playbook is where most experienced owners find new value.

What exactly do I get, and when?

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What if it's not for me?

Every guide comes with a 30-day happiness guarantee — email us and we'll refund you, no interrogation. We'd rather lose $17 than have you regret trusting us.

Is this written by a real vet?

Doctor Paws guides are vet-informed educational material presented by Ava, our AI host — a brand persona, not a veterinarian. Every guide tells you clearly and repeatedly when a real vet visit is the answer. Nothing we publish replaces in-person care.

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