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Choosing the right kitten for your home means understanding their temperament and how it fits with your family’s lifestyle.
Kittens should ideally stay with their mother and siblings until at least 12 weeks old to learn important social skills, and when selecting one, look for signs of good health like bright eyes and shiny fur.
High energy kittens are fearless and constantly on the move, thriving in homes where they have plenty of toys and companionship to keep them entertained, often forming strong bonds with their humans despite their mischievous antics.
On the other hand, calm and confident kittens tend to be more relaxed and adapt well to a variety of living situations, enjoying both playtime and quiet cuddles equally.
Some kittens may be shy or reserved, often needing extra patience and gentle encouragement to feel secure and build trust.
These kittens may have missed out on early socialization and prefer a quieter environment, but with time and kindness, they can grow into devoted and loving companions.
Regardless of personality, every kitten requires attentive care during their early months as they explore the world and develop into cherished adult cats who bring joy and companionship for years to come.
Welcoming a kitten into your home is the start of a beautiful journey filled with love, growth, and endless memories.
Chewy editorial team is here to support you every step of the way, helping you nurture a lifelong bond with your new furry family member.
