Bringing A New Kitten Home? After Testing Hundreds of Cat Products, Here Are The Essentials (2024)

New kittens are cute, cuddly, and, typically, a little feisty. A new kitten will brighten your life, but you'll need to do a little advanced preparation to make their new home a place of safety and happiness.

“Kittens love to play, and they love to eat,” co-founders of Cat Behavior Alliance Rita Reimers and Linda Hall told The Spruce Pets. “Talk to them in soothing tones, and be gentle with their tiny bodies.”

Caring for a kitten means more than providing food and a place to poop, it also means providing outlets for their burgeoning hunting instincts, ways to use up their abundant energy, spaces to think of as their own, and opportunities to bond with you—the giant in the room.

We've tested hundreds of cat products, both in our New York testing lab and under real-world conditions, employing cats in dozens of volunteer testing homes. We've tested litter boxes, cat trees, nail clippers, toys, carriers, cleaners, and more, and have developed robust recommendations for everything your new kitten will need to grow into a satisfied adult cat.

What We Like

  • No fillers

  • Lots of moisture

  • Includes real chicken and salmon

What We Don't Like

  • Not grain free

Most veterinarians now recommend feeding your kitten primarily wet food, both because kibble tends to be high in carbohydrates, and because cats sometimes aren't the best at drinking water and maintaining proper hydration—wet food is an ideal way to compensate.

Purina ONE Healthy Kitten Food is moisture-rich, formulated by veterinary nutritionists, and incorporates both real chicken and real salmon, so that your kitten can establish a broadened protein palette early in life. It's designed specifically for kitten nutritional needs, with the protein they need to grow. It also has added vitamins, minerals, and nutrients, including DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid that would also be found in their mother's milk—it's a primary building block for healthy eyesight and brain development.

There are many other fantastic wet food options for kittens, but Purina ONE provides the most well-rounded combination of affordable, wide availability, and comprehensive nutrition.

While we recommend starting kittens on wet food, there's no denying that dry food comes in big, convenient bags and is often more affordable than individual cans of wet food. A combination of dry and wet food can help provide the necessary moisture and protein your cat needs, while also sparing you from going through multiple cans of cat food a day. For the best of both worlds, check out Purina ONE's Healthy Kitten Formula Bundle Pack, which combines a 16-pound bag of kibble with 24 cans of Purina ONE Healthy Kitten wet food. The combo is available from major retailers, including Amazon and Chewy.

Primary Ingredients:Chicken, liver, chicken broth, pork lungs, salmon, natural flavors, minerals,taurine |Calories:105 kcal/can |Protein:11% min.

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What We Like

  • Gentler than other wand toys, with no heavy lure

  • Made in a solar-powered factory

  • Soft and stretchy

What We Don't Like

  • Requires supervision

Many wand toys combine a length of wire or string with feather lures that cats love to chase, stalk, and pounce on. But your new kitten isn’t ready for advanced hunting behaviors and athletic leaps—the Cat Dancer wand teaser is for them. Instead of a line with lures, the Cat Dancer Rainbow Charmer has a 48-inch long ribbon. The ribbon is made of rainbow fleece, so it’s both very soft and very stretchy.

The Cat Charmer ribbon is attached to a flexible 16-inch wand. While some cat wands have longer (or even telescoping) rods, so that you can dangle a lure from partway across the room, the shorter wand is better for kittens, since it provides more control and closer supervision. However, the extra-long ribbon still makes it possible to play with your kitten from a standing position.

The Cat Dancer Rainbow Cat Charmer is a gentle, endlessly engaging toy that will deepen your relationship with your new kitten faster than any other toy we might recommend. The broad, lightweight ribbon catches the air, so you can’t whip it around too fast, making it possible for even uncoordinated kittens to catch it. Better than a ball of twine, the stretchiness of the ribbon allows your kitten to tug at it, or get wrapped up in it without risk of it getting too tight.

Wand Length: 16 inches | Line Length: 48 inches | Lure: Rainbow fleece

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What We Like

  • More than 50 design options

  • Effective breakaway design

  • Lifetime guarantee

What We Don't Like

  • Woven nylon can fray, especially if your cat scratches at it

This is the perfect cat collar. The LupinePet Safety Cat Collar is made from nylon webbing and has a steel D-ring for holding identification tags. its breakaway safety buckle releases when approximately five pounds of pressure is applied, which means that it will detach if your cat is ever stuck—a highly recommended collar feature that has spared many outdoor cats from injury.

The LupinePet is also available in a dizzying range of colors and patterns. Plus, it comes with a lifetime guarantee, even if chewed.

What We Like

  • Silicone bottom keeps bowls from sliding

  • Made from bamboo

  • Affordable

  • BPA-free and food safe

What We Don't Like

  • Not dishwasher safe

  • Only one color

The Van Ness Pets Eco-Ware Whisker-Friendly Cat Bowls are wide enough that they won't tweak your kitten's whiskers when they lean down. This can make eating or drinking from bowls more comfortable for cats. They're made from ceramic and bamboo, so there are no plastics involved (which can sometimes give cats chin acne). A silicone bottom keeps the bowl from sliding around, limiting mess from your newborn friend.

Dimensions:5.25 x 1.25 inches |Volume:8 ounces |Material:Bamboo, ceramic

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What We Like

  • Easy for cats to enter and exit

  • BPA-free

  • High walls to prevent splatter

  • Made from recycled plastic

What We Don't Like

  • Only available from online retailer Chewy

This basic litter box from Chewy house brand Frisco is perfect for most cats and has been a consistent hit with our testers, mostly recently spending several weeks in a home with three cats ranging in age from four to 16. It's got high enough sides that cats won't kick too much litter out of the box, and the front wall lowers to 5.6 inches off the ground—a leap your kitten should be able to quickly master. The Frisco High Sided Cat Litter Box is BPA-free and easy to clean too.

For very young kittens—too young to leap the front wall—or elderly cats with mobility issues, we recommend the KittyGoHere Senior Cat Litter Box instead.

Material:Plastic |Dimensions:18 x 8.5 x 15.2 inches (medium), 24 x 10 x 18 (x-large)|Scoop Included:No

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What We Like

  • Herbal attractant makes the litter box more attractive than your rug

  • Gentle, consistent granules suitable for kitten feet

What We Don't Like

  • Box packaging can leak and be tricky to pour

Establish good litter box habits early with Dr. Elsey's Kitten Attract Litter, which uses an herbal attractant to intrigue and draw young cats toward the litter box. It's well-suited for kittens in other ways too, with a uniform granule size that's safe for softer kitten paws and a quick-clumping clay base. Dr. Elsey's Kitten Attract is safe for kittens older than eight weeks, and Dr. Elsey's has a range of cat litters you can graduate your kitten to when they're a little older. It's affordable too.

Litter Type:Clay |Fragrance-Free:Yes |Container:Resealable bag |Sizes:20 pounds

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What We Like

What We Don't Like

  • Can leave behind sawdust

  • 40-pound bags can get awkward

Arm & Hammer's Feline Pine Original Cat Litter is made of condensed pine shaving pellets that absorb liquids and cling to sold waste. The wood fiber is excellent at soaking up scents in addition to liquids, and has a faint woodsy scent. It's sourced from sustainably reclaimed pine wood too.

Wood pellets aren't for everyone, and cats tend to more quickly adapt to clay litter, but they can be a good pick for kittens who avoid clay litter boxes. They're soft, safe, and large enough that cats won't swallow them, which can sometimes occur with clay litter and young inexperienced kittens.

Litter Type:Wood pellets |Fragrance-Free:Yes |Container:Bag|Sizes:7, 20, 40 pounds

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What We Like

  • Cats love the salmon flavor, and real salmon is an ingredient

  • Fewer than 2 calories per treat

  • No grains or dyes

What We Don't Like

  • Only available in 2-ounce bags

Blue Buffalo Baby Blue Kitten Crunchies are kitten-sized and include real salmon (there's also a chicken flavor version). Because they're under 2 calories per treat, you don't have to worry about treating your cat a little too much. Plus, they feature a short and transparent ingredient list that doesn't include any chicken by-product meals, dried meat by-product, or wheat.

Calories:1.5 calories per treat |Flavor:Salmon, chicken |Lifestage:Kittens

What We Like

  • Top-load is often preferred by veterinary offices

  • Multiple entrances allow for flexibility

  • Lightweight

  • Made with recycled materials

  • Easy to clean

What We Don't Like

  • Top latch sometimes misaligns

The big advantage to the Petmate Two-Door Pet Kennel is right in the name—having a gate on top in addition to the standard front entry carrier door can make it much easier to get your cat in and out of their carrier. Vets love it too.

We also like this Petmate carrier because its got a lightweight construction that's easy to clean. Plus, it's made from recycled materials. We tested 30 cat carriers, and the Two-Door Top-Load was our favorite hard-sided model.

Dimensions: 24 x 17 x 14.5 inches | Materials: Plastic

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What We Like

  • Comes with a packet of catnip

  • Rolling ball stimulates interest

  • Cardboard scratcher refills available

  • No assembly required

What We Don't Like

  • Corrugated cardboard can leave a mess and wears out quickly

We're big fans of SmartCat's The Ultimate Scratching Post for its untippable base, durable sisal surfaces, and its perfect size—large enough for your cat to reach up and get a big stretch. That's why we named it our favorite scratching post. But there's no denying that those durable sisal scratching surfaces can make it a little tough for kitten claws. While they grow big enough to take on the ultimate scratching post, we recommend the Frisco Scratch & Roll Scratcher.

The Scratch & Roll has a corrugated cardboard scratching surface that will be much easier for your kitten to tear into (it can leave behind a mess of cardboard flakes), plus it's on the floor, so they can get used to appeal of scratching specific cat-friendly surfaces from a relaxed position. It's also got a plastic track with a ball inside. Give the Scratch & Roll a shake, set it down, and the ball will do the rest, focusing your kitten's chase behavior around their scratching surface. It's a nice combo.

Chewy sells refills of the 9.75-inch diameter cardboard scratch pads too.

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What We Like

  • Handmade

  • Durable and lightweight

  • Made of merino wool

What We Don't Like

  • Machine washing can deform the shape

The Meowfia Felt Cave Cat Bed gives your cat a space of their own, and it works as a hiding spot as well as a bed. It's made from 100 percent merino wool for a durable and naturally odor-absorbing construction. It can even be flattened to act more as a bed.

Sizes:Medium (up to 12 pounds), large (13-20 pounds) |Dimensions:19 x 19 x 12 inches (medium) |Colors:Rose quartz, sand dune, smoky pearl, vibrant turquoise |Materials:100% New Zealand merino wool

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What We Like

  • Soft bristles

  • Comfortable wooden handle

  • Easy to clean

What We Don't Like

  • There are better options for de-matting or detangling

There are better cat brushes for getting out tangles or matted fur, but we haven't yet found a better tool than the Mars Coat King Boar Bristle Cat Hair Brush for pleasurable maintenance brushing. Building a brushing routine with your kitten is easy with this soft brush, which will make them more comfortable with detangling slicker brushes or de-matting combs should you ever need to use them in the future.

Dimensions:7.25 x 1.25 x 2 inches |Weight:0.32 ounces |Material:Boar bristles, wood

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If Your Cat Has Hairballs, These Remedies Can Help

To protect your skin and furniture from tiny claws, you’ll want a pair of clippers to make quick work of claw-trimming. Trimming your cat’s nails not only prevents injury to you and damage to furniture, but can also head off medical complications like overgrown claws and footpad infections. While scratching surfaces can help maintain claws at a healthy length, your cat will be more comfortable and less prone to destructive behavior if you maintain a regular clipping habit.

"The blades of these clippers are at a 20-degree angle off the handles, which allowed us to more easily see what we were doing. With one quick movement, we were able to line up the blades and snip off the tips of Nugget’s claws. There was only minimal effort required, and the sharp blades cut through his nails with ease." — Camryn Rabideau, Product Tester

We like the Shiny Pet Nail Clippers because they're easy to use and durable, thanks to thoughtfully-angled stainless steel blades, which will retain an edge for years. The clippers have a rounded head, so you're not poking kitty, plus rubberized handles for an easy grip. Our testers found them the easiest to use of any that we've tried.

The 6 Best Cat Nail Clippers of 2024

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What We Like

  • Removed odors and stains in 10 minutes

  • Mild fresh scent

  • Most effective in tests

What We Don’t Like

  • Set in stains took two minutes

When taking care of a kitten who is learning how to use a litter box, messes can sometimes happen where they shouldn’t. OxiClean offers a fantastic carpet cleaner that’s safe around kids and kittens. It combines sodium percarbonate, sodium carbonate, surfactants, and polymer to remove oils and lift stains. The instructions are simple, all you have to do is point and spray and within 10 minutes your stains will disappear. The light fresh scent should be pleasant to both you and your young feline friend.

Safe Around Kids & Pets: Yes | Enzymatic Cleaner: No | Sizes: 24 ounces | EPA Safer Choice Standard: Yes

What We Like

  • Affordable

  • Multiple Toys in One

  • Rechargeable

What We Don't Like

  • Needs a hard surface to move

The Potaroma Electric Running Cat Laser is packed with enough activities to keep even the most active kitten entertained. There’s a spinning butterfly on a wand, a feather on the rim, and a laser, all of which roam around thanks to wheels on the bottom. Though it struggles on anything but hardwood floors, your kitten will follow wherever the device goes. And when it runs out of energy, you can just recharge it with any USB cord.

With a simple touch activation, the system will start whizzing around the room the second your cat wants to play. And when they are done and ready to move on to the next adventure the device will shut down after five minutes of inactivity. You can even buy butterfly or feather replacements in packs of three.

Dimensions: 8 x 8 x 1.9 inches | Power Source: USB Rechargeable | Laser Color: Red

What to Consider When Shopping for a New Kitten

Kitten Personality

Kittens have lots of energy! Be sure to have interactive toys that can simulate their brains and muscles. Treats are also an excellent way to reward good behaviors, soothe scary situations (like trips in the carrier), and help your kitten bond with you.

However, it’s OK if it takes awhile to get to know your new cat. If your kitten doesn’t like a particular bed, treat, or toy, consider trying a different one. A pet foster or shelter will happily take the items your cat gently used (or totally ignored).

If you live in a small space, a discrete litter box and smaller scratching post may be important to you. Before you buy a larger item like a cat tree, it’s always a good idea to measure the spot where you plan to put it, to make sure you get something that’s the right dimensions for your home.

Introducing a Kitten To Your Home

Cats are considered to be kittens until they are 18 months of age, though some breeds aren’t fully grown until they are 2 years old. When you first introduce a kitten to your home, it’s important not to overwhelm them, so you should keep them in a smaller room to give them time to acclimate, then allow them to explore the rest of the house at their own pace.

“Some kittens are bolder than others, so take your cue from your kitten as to when you can start letting him into other parts of your house,” Reimers and Hall told The Spruce Pets.

FAQ

  • How long is a cat considered a kitten?

    “Cats are generally considered to be fully grown at 18 months of age. However, there are a few breeds, such as Maine Coons, who are not fully grown until they are 2 years old,” Reimers and Hall told The Spruce Pets.

  • How do you introduce a kitten to a new home?

    “It's best to start a new kitten in a small room, such as a den, bedroom, or even a bathroom. It will take a kitten some time to get comfortable with new surroundings and people, and some shyer kittens may feel overwhelmed if given full reign of your home all at once,” Reimers and Hall said. “Some kittens are bolder than others, so take your queue from your kitten as to when you can start letting him into other parts of your house. If there are other pets in the household, introductions to them and to the rest of the house should be done using a slow and methodical approach.”

Why Trust The Spruce Pets?

This article was written by Steven Asarch, a freelance writer for The Spruce Pets. He has firsthand experience testing cat products at home and lives with two rambunctious felines.For insight into the specific needs of kittens, he spoke to Co-Founders of Cat Behavior Alliance Rita Reimers and Linda Hall. In addition to their expert insights, data from more than 10 different wide-scale cat product tests informed our kitten recommendations. These tests included stress testing in our New York lab and hundreds of combined hours of use and observation by volunteer testers and their cats at home.

A previous version of this article was written by Lindsay Boyers, a cat mom of three who’s been told more than once that she’s too obsessed with her cats (as if that’s even a thing).

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FAQs

Bringing A New Kitten Home? After Testing Hundreds of Cat Products, Here Are The Essentials? ›

According to AAHA, some of the most essential items your kitten will need include kitten food, bowls, litter box, brush, cat bed, toys, a scratching post or scratching pad, a safety cat collar with an ID tag, and a travel carrier.

What is the 3 3 3 rule for new cats? ›

While there are some cats that automatically adjust to a new home as soon as they get there, most do not. The general rule when adopting any animal is the rule of 3-3-3: three days to decompress, three weeks to learn your routine and three months to start to feel at home.

What essentials do you need for a kitten? ›

What to Buy For New Kittens
  • Pet food made for kittens. ...
  • Kitty litter, box, liners, and scooper. ...
  • Cozy cat bed. ...
  • Cat collar and identification tag. ...
  • Nail clippers, flea comb, and grooming brush. ...
  • Scratching post and toys. ...
  • Hiding places and climbing structures. ...
  • Crate or playpen.

How long does it take for resident cat to get used to new kitten? ›

That said, the rescue group Paws.org says it can take 8-12 months for an adult cat to make friends with a new kitten. Then again, some are aggressive towards other cats and always will be. It's a good idea to keep the food bowls separate yet, feed them simultaneously.

How much does it cost to get everything for a new kitten? ›

Cat Prices: How Much Does It Cost to Own a Cat? When it comes to bringing a cat home, you can expect the upfront costs to range from $535–$2810 in the first year. Annual costs for cat essentials, from cat food and toys to litter, range from $710 on the low end to $2,865 on the high end.

What is the 3333 rule for cats? ›

The 'Rule of Three' means that you can gauge the time it might take for your cat to fully acclimate to his home in threes: three days, three weeks, and three months. Three Days: Be Patient! The first 3 days are the initial “detox period” as the cat transitions from the shelter to your home.

Should I let my new cat roam the house at night? ›

Allowing your kitten to roam at night can satisfy their natural hunting instincts, promote exercise, and provide mental stimulation. It offers them the opportunity to explore and play in their environment, which can lead to a happier and more content feline friend during the day.

What do I need when bringing a kitten home? ›

Must-Have Kitten Supplies
  1. Kitten Food. If your new addition is less than 6 months old, make sure to buy a commercial diet made specifically for growing kittens, such as Purina ONE +Plus Kitten Formula. ...
  2. Food and Water Bowls. ...
  3. Litter Box. ...
  4. Toys. ...
  5. Scratching Surfaces. ...
  6. Carrier.
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What does a kitten need overnight? ›

Some experts recommend bringing your kitten's bed into your bedroom for the first few nights. Others believe a kitten can be left alone with access to a litter tray, a bowl of kibble and even some toys so they can entertain themselves when they wake up.

What do I wish I knew before getting a kitten? ›

9 things to know before getting your first cat
  • Not sure what to do when you first get a cat? ...
  • They need time to settle in. ...
  • You'll need to keep them indoors for a few weeks. ...
  • They can be fussy eaters. ...
  • They might be an early riser. ...
  • They'll need a scratch post. ...
  • They might bring you 'presents' ...
  • They need enrichment.
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How long does it take a kitten to settle in a new home? ›

They often need to adjust and feel comfortable around the new environment. Kittens are different. Some take longer to settle into new homes than others. The adjustment period can take anywhere from a couple of days to several weeks.

What are good signs when introducing cats? ›

Do not move on to any further steps until both the new and the resident cat are showing calm and relaxed behavior. The new cat should be confidently exploring their room and showing social behavior with the people in the home. The resident cat should be acting as they always did prior to the new cat's arrival.

How long until my cat likes my kitten? ›

If you're bringing a new cat into your home, be patient. The introduction must be gradual. Following the initial introduction, it can take a very long time for a relationship to grow. It takes most cats eight to 12 months to develop a friendship with a new cat.

How much are kitten vaccinations? ›

They have their first set at nine weeks old and a second set when they're three months old. Kittens and cats usually need 'booster' vaccinations once a year, too. According to Catster, the first course of vaccinations can cost from around £44 up to £172, while the booster vaccinations can cost from £40 to £65.

Does a new kitten need its own litter box? ›

If the kitten is very tiny, a small litter box with low sides may be necessary at first. If possible, duplicate the type of litter material used in the previous home (see Litter Box Training). a tour of the entire house." All kittens will need time to investigate their new surroundings.

How much should you play with a new kitten? ›

The amount of playtime your kitten needs will vary from kitten to kitten, as some cats are more energetic than others, but they generally need at least two to three play sessions a day, if not more.

What is the 2 second rule cats? ›

If a canine patient struggles longer than 3 seconds or a feline patient longer than 2 seconds, this indicates a need to stop and reassess. If a canine patient struggles 3 times or a feline patient struggles 2 times, this indicates a need to stop and reassess.

How long does it take for a cat to adjust to a new owner? ›

Three Weeks: After 3 weeks, your cat is probably getting used to your comings and goings, learning the daily routine, and starting to figure out when the next meal is coming. He may have acclimated enough to have full run of the house, or he may just be starting to venture out of his room.

How long does it take for a cat to settle in a new home? ›

Allow your cat several weeks to adapt. During this period, the cat or kitten should be carefully confined indoors. He needs to get used to you as the provider of love, shelter and food. Be sure that all windows and doors are kept closed and that all screens are secure.

How often should you change cat litter for 3 cats? ›

How Often Should You Change the Cat Litter? If you use a clumping litter, it's best to scoop the box daily and change it out completely at least monthly. If you have more than one cat, it may be best to change the cat litter more often, every 2-3 weeks.

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