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Settling your Kitty into their new home

• Litter Tray / Box
• Cat litter and litter scoop
• Food and water bowls
• Food
• Sleeping bed and bedding, heated ones for the ones who live in colder weather
• Cat carrier select a sturdy one
• Scratching post and toys
• Collar and tag

The best time to introduce a cat into your home is when you have plenty of time to spare, and there are few other people around. Most kittens settle in quickly but it may take awhile to introduce an adult cat to new surroundings. If you are at work during the day, try to take a few days off, so you and your new kitty have some time to spend together. If you have children, let the new kitty get accustomed to your new home while they are in school.
Before the new cat arrives, decide the most suitable place for the litter tray/box and feeding bowls. Let the cat see these as soon as it arrives - it may need the litter tray immediately; accidents will happen and the stress of traveling from one home to another can play havoc on the bowels.
Also, think about the cat's sleeping arrangements. Cats like to sleep in the warmest part of the house, and they like company too, so given the choice your new cat will opt to sleep in bed with you.
Whether you have opted for an adult cat or a kitten, introduce it into your home room by room over a period of several days
Do be very careful to keep your cat or kitten indoors / remember they depend on us to keep them safe.

Kittens love to play and this provides much more than simple pleasures to a young developing cat. Play provides the use of all muscles in  the body, and aides strong, healthy growth and development. Two kittens will happily play together and this encourages social development too; they will also enjoy the added stimulus of toys to play with. A sole kitten actually needs toys if it is to develop both socially and physically, into a healthy, well adjusted adult. 
A play pole, covered in rope or similar fabric, will encourage the kitten to scratch. This saves both your carpets and furnishings, and provides a most necessary function; the kitten will both clean and sharpen its claws while scratching. This action exercises not only the claws and paws, but also extends to the muscles in the legs and the back, and so it is of great importance to the cat's general well - being. 
More - over, this is why any owner should think twice about de-clawing. 

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