Kittens learn good behaviors — like using the litter box, grooming, and not nipping or scratching — by watching other cats.
Not exact matches
In order to become
well - socialized cats,
kittens need to
learn appropriate
behavior from one another.
Accordingly, if one
kitten quickly
learns her
good behaviors, the other is likely to follow suit — much faster than she would've
learned on her own.
Kittens learn to use the litter box at a very early age from their mother and, as long as you provide enough litter boxes, fill them with the
best cat litter and you clean them frequently, most cats don't have any trouble maintaining his
behavior into adulthood and seniority.
In order to become
well ‐ socialized cats,
kittens need to
learn appropriate
behavior from one another.
A
kitten's
best teacher will always be her mom; she'll
learn all her feline
behaviors and skills by watching how the mother cat behaves, so it's
better for your
kitten to stick with her siblings and mom until she's about 10 weeks old.