The Ultimate Cat Pad for Urbanites with Kittens

The Ultimate Cat Pad for Urbanites with Kittens

With more and more city dwellers choosing to own kittens, providing them with a comfortable and stimulating home is essential. TV presenter and interior designer Whinnie Williams has partnered with Royal Canin to create the ultimate indoor environment for young urban felines to thrive in.

The Kitten Dreamhouse

The Kitten Dreamhouse is designed to meet many of a kitten’s species-specific needs for feeding, drinking, resting, exploration, and play. From strategically positioned feeders that allow predatory behavior to features that allow them to deposit pheromones and scent, each element helps support both kittens and kitten owners.

Tips for Optimizing Your Home for a Kitten

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Kitten-friendly feeding:

Kittens have unique nutritional needs, so create a dedicated feeding area free from distractions and away from their litter tray and sleeping area. Remember that during their intense growth spurt until 12 months, kittens require specific kitten food containing tailored nutrients such as essential amino acids, calcium, and phosphorus to fuel their development.

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Choose purr-fect feeding and drinking vessels:

Wide, shallow bowls made from ceramic are best, as they minimize any pesky reflections, which may scare kittens. Avoid reflective metal and plastic bowls, as plastic can absorb and interfere with smells.

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Comfort zones:

Treat your feline friend to deep, comfortable bedding that is soft and warm, with raised edges or “lips” which makes them feel like they’re nestled in a cloud of comfort and security.

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Prime potty spots:

Help your kitten maintain their dignity by placing litter trays in secluded spots, far from their dining areas. Choose clumping, unscented litter for easy clean-up and ultimate freshness.

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Harmony in multi-cat homes:

Foster a harmonious environment by providing plenty of resources for each cat. Set up multiple feeding and water stations (kittens like to dine in private), multiple scratching areas, and litter trays in lots of different locations. Ensure there are plenty of safe havens where each cat can claim their own space and feel right at home.

Common Kitten Misconceptions

Many new kitten owners are unaware of the unique needs of their furry friends. Some common misconceptions include:

* 81% did not know that kittens and cats need multiple feeding zones
* 69% did not know that kittens and cats need places to rub their faces
* 55% didn’t know that kitten food has adapted nutrient levels that differ from adult cat food

For clear, simple, expert advice on raising your kitten, visit the One in a Billion hub at www.royalcanin.com/uk/Cats/Kitten/One-in-a-Billion-Kitten.

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