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Regular play sessions with your little one are only fun and great for bonding. They help nurture your kitten's natural instincts.

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Litter tray training

Just like her big cat cousins, your little kitten prefers to go to the toilet in privacy. That's why it's important to keep her litter tray in a quiet, safe, place where she can get to it easily and use it without anybody watching.

How to Train Your Kitten

In the wild, big cat rely completely on themselves for survival. So does your little kitten. Her natural instinct is to act alone, and ignore what others want or demand from her.

Kitten's Hunting Instinct

Just like her big cat cousins, your little kitten is a natural hunter. In fact, her instinct to hunt is so powerful that she’ll do it even when she isn’t hungry.

Kitten Bringing Home Prey

Like all big cats who live in the wild, your adorable little kitten is actually a formidable hunter.

Kitten Playtime Activities

Your cute little kitten is ready to hunt at all times. If she picks up the right combination of movement and sound, she'll find it hard to resist pouncing.

How to Feed a Kitten in a Fun Way

Your kitten loves to play, even at mealtimes. By livening things up a bit, you’ll stimulate your kitten’s natural hunting instincts and strengthen the bond you’re building with her.

Reducing Aggressive Kitten Behavior

In the wild, big cats will naturally respond to threats by acting aggressively. Your kitten is no different. However, you might find your kitten acts aggressively even when there’s no reason for her to feel threatened – during playtime, for example.

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