Keeping pets at home requires a certain amount of effort to care for them. Often, pet owners need to understand their pet’s habits, and once abnormal behavior appears, special attention is necessary. For example, when raising cats, if you find the kitten keeps crying, this is some information they are sending, and the owner needs to capture this information in time. So, why does the kitten keep crying? Below is a detailed introduction.

If the kitten at home has just arrived not long ago, it may keep crying. Why? Because it is still unfamiliar with this new environment and it is the first time away from its mother, so it feels very scared. At this time, the owner should give the kitten absolute warmth and care, find a soft blanket to wrap the kitten, then gently hold it, soothe it, and accompany it constantly so it feels your warmth and gradually gets to know you. This will help it calm down slowly, and then it will stop crying.

However, if the kitten is already familiar with the new environment but suddenly starts crying, it may be because it is feeling unwell. Since the kitten’s various physiological functions are not yet fully developed, careless raising can cause it to get sick.

Because kittens have little resistance, they cannot endure illness and can only cry to inform the owner that they feel unwell and need treatment. At this time, the owner should observe the kitten’s condition carefully, check for coughing, runny nose, vomiting, loss of appetite, and other problems, and take it to the vet promptly for a detailed examination.

Also, when raising kittens, attention must be paid to their diet. Because kittens cannot eat hard food, their food should mainly be liquid at first. The food must be fresh and preferably bland. Never give kittens highly stimulating food, especially food containing small bones, to avoid choking.

Therefore, when you find your kitten keeps crying, do not feel impatient. Instead, patiently care for them, let them gradually recover, give them time to adapt to the new environment and get familiar with their new living habits. After they are familiar, you will be able to raise them well.