The kitten has been home for a few days, so you need to plan out its own activity range, and then arrange the supplies the kitten needs in daily life! Below is an introduction to the 4 major areas of kitten life!

　　Dining Area

　　The kitten's dining area must be strictly separated from the litter box, and it is not suitable to be placed next to the owner's dining table, because the kitten will be curious about what you are eating and beg you for food.

　　Resting Area

　　During the day, the kitten often adjusts its resting area according to the changes in sunlight or heat sources (such as electric heaters, stoves, windows facing the sun, etc.). You can place the cat basket in the above areas, but do not put it too far from your bedroom, because the kitten most prefers to stay together with its family!

　　Hygiene Area

　　The suitable hygiene area for the kitten must be easily accessible at any time and strictly separated from its food bowl and your living room, away from passages. You can choose a relatively hidden corner, which can avoid inconvenience; actually, kittens are quite shy too!

　　Play Area

　　The play area must be large enough for the kitten to play, jump, and climb high (tables, wardrobes, shelves, the back of armchairs, etc.). Kittens like to rub against their owner's face, just as if happily playing with another cat.

　　Reminder:

　　Kittens like to climb high. If your home does not have suitable places for climbing, try to make some small changes to find these places, or buy a cat tree to allow the kitten to play freely. (Source：PetsZone)