Kitten Information Sheet

Congratulations on welcoming your new Bengal/Savannah kitten! The following information is provided to give you essential background on your kitten and to support you during the initial weeks of ownership.

Medical Information

Your kitten has been fully vaccinated and dewormed prior to joining you. The details of the treatments administered are as follows:

• Initial Wormer: Milbemax
• 9-Week Vaccination Date: [Insert Date]
• 12-Week Vaccination Date: [Insert Date]

Feeding

Your kitten is fully weaned and currently consuming solid foods. To facilitate a smooth dietary transition, it is advisable to continue offering the brands your kitten is familiar with. The following items have been included in their diet:

• Fresh water
• Royal Canin wet food
• Royal Canin kitten biscuits
• Raw chicken, fish, and turkey mince

Your kitten is fully litter trained and has been using a litter box consistently for several weeks. However, relocating to a new environment may cause some initial disorientation, potentially resulting in one or two accidents until your kitten becomes accustomed to the litter box’s location. Please note that, as with any pet, individual adjustment periods may vary.

General Information and Tips

Upon arrival at its new home, your kitten may exhibit signs of missing its mother and siblings, including vocalizing. This behavior is normal and typically subsides within one to two days. Initially, it is recommended to restrict your kitten’s access to limited areas of your home, gradually expanding their range as they become more comfortable.

Bengal and Savannah cats have a notable curiosity about water. To ensure their safety, please prevent access to unattended water sources such as bathtubs and toilets, as they may attempt to explore or swim.

Engaging in playtime is vital for your kitten’s development. Bengals and Savannahs are intelligent and quick learners who enjoy activities such as hiding in cardboard boxes or tunnels and playing “stalk the owner.” They also often enjoy playing fetch with rolled-up paper balls.

Several reputable websites offer extensive information about the Bengal breed, which can serve as valuable resources. Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.