The actions of a cat animal by age
The actions of small kittens
Kittens are weaned at the age of 6 or 7 weeks, but they may continue intermittent feeding and are gradually weaned.
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As for orphaned cats or those who are weaned early for some reason, they may show feeding behaviors after puberty. cats should also stay with other cats for at least 12 weeks to develop their basic social skills. cats that are orphaned or separated from their mother and other cats early, are unable to develop their skills well.
Play is also important for kittens because it increases their physical coordination, social skills and learning limits by interacting with other cats, in addition, cats that play 15 to 40 minutes a day during the first seven weeks develop their brains more and faster, and are more exploratory and playful.
The actions of kittens by age
The actions of kittens from birth to the age of two weeks
Kittens are able to hear sounds and identify their source within the first week and are also able to adapt to all sounds.by the second week, kittens ' eyes begin to open slowly, the sound of meowing is low, kittens also need to stay with other cats for at least 12 weeks, to develop basic social skills. the social skills learned during this time include curious play and skills responsible for arranging cats. if kittens are separated from the rest of cats too early, cats may become aggressive towards other cats, and towards humans as well.
The actions of kittens from two weeks old to 7 weeks old
The sense of smell begins to develop in kittens in the second week, the senses of smell and hearing are completed in the fourth week, while the sense of sight is completed in the fifth week, and they are also able to jump, walk and pick up objects in the fourth week, and cats begin to take care of themselves and other cats at the beginning of the sixth week, and they make contact with cats or even people with whom they feel comfortable, as the purring issued by cats often indicates affection and happiness, but sometimes it indicates resentment and anxiety, cats also begin to develop patterns in the sixth and seventh week where they sleep for longer periods and better.
The actions of kittens from 8 weeks of age to 14 weeks of age
Cats start playing most of the time, whether with other cats or even with humans, and they also start hugging and licking other cats, when the cat sleeps on her back, this means that she trusts her boyfriend to play or that she wants more attention, but if the cat starts hissing and snarling while playing, this indicates that she is afraid and trying to protect herself.