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Food & Nutrition
Your cat's nutritional needs will change as she grows from a kitten into an adult. Providing her with a nutritionally balanced formula for each stage of her life gives her nutrition that will help her stay fit and healthy.


Health
In addition to providing proper veterinary care, regularly grooming your cat is a good way to practice preventative care. Routine grooming, assessing your cat's health and watching for any changes in her condition will help keep her healthy and happy.

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Kittens
Bringing home a kitten can be a wonderful and exciting experience. Make sure you meet your kitten’s special nutritional needs by feeding her a specially formulated kitten food for the first year of her life.

Safety
Your cat depends on you to keep her out of harm's way. Taking a few simple precautions and being mindful of your cat's needs will help keep her safe and secure.

Vaccinations
All kittens need to be vaccinated according to the schedule provided by your veterinarian. Cat vaccines protect against feline leukemia, feline distemper, upper respiratory infections and rabies. Veterinarians usually recommend giving a young kitten a series of these vaccinations starting when the kitten is six to eight weeks old, and continuing every three to four weeks until the kitten is about four months old. Remember most vaccines must be given over a period of time and require multiple veterinary visits. So check with your veterinarian and get ready for a happy, rewarding friendship with your pet. Below is a recommended vaccination schedule for your new kitten. Vaccination protocols will vary from state to state, so please consult your veterinarian