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When a kitten moves in, the first time will be exciting. Before you take your kitten home with you, you can take some important precautions for the pick-up and acclimatisation during the first time in the new home. We give you tips & checklists for a successful start in your new home.

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A wide range of pet supplies is available in pet shops.The few things you need for a kitten usually don't cost much. What do I need for a kitten? What things should I get before my baby cat moves in? The following checklist for the initial equipment will help you get started.

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The amount of cat food a cat needs depends on several key factors such as breed, age, activity and weight. These aspects influence the cat's energy requirements and nutritional needs, so the amount of food needs to be customised. You can find out how to find the ideal amount of food for your cat here.

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The first few days and weeks are very important for the kitten to settle in well. In this article, you will find out what you need to bear in mind to ensure that your life together is happy and harmonious and that the acclimatisation process runs smoothly.

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Kittens have special needs that are very different from those of adult cats. Their digestive tract is not yet fully developed, which affects their food intake and utilisation.

You can find out how often you should feed your kitten in this article.

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Cats are known for their curiosity in everyday life. They like to explore their environment and often come into contact with various substances and foods.

You can find out which foods, plants and substances are poisonous for your cat in this article.

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Cats are considered senior citizens from the age of around 7 years. In this phase of life, there are various signs of ageing that indicate slower metabolic processes and age-related changes.

In this article, you can find out how you can support your velvet paw in this phase of life with the right food.

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The impact of pet food for dogs and cats on our environment was examined in a scientific report published in the journal "Nature". The so-called 'Scientific Report' from the University of São Paulo compares the environmental impact of the production of dry food, wet food and home-prepared pet food. The analysis is made up of the CO2 balance, water consumption and sulphur dioxide emissions of the individual products.

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