Unconfined Spaces

- Remove small objects like rubber bands, paper clips, and hair ties that could be swallowed


- Store breakables and valuables out of reach


- Restrict access to off-limit areas
 by keeping doors closed at all times

- Use cord covers or hide electrical cords behind furniture to keep curious paws safe. Unplug cords when not in use whenever possible.

- Keep windows and balconies secured with pet-proof screens

Bathroom
- Keep toilet lids down to prevent drowning risks


- Store medications and cleaning products safely in cabinets


- Use lidded trash cans or keep them under the sink


- Tuck away loose razors, floss, and other small items

Living Room / Bedroom
- Anchor or block access behind TVs and heavy furniture


- Check under furniture regularly for hiding kittens
 prior to use (Recliners/rocking chairs)- Secure curtain cords and blind strings to prevent choking

Kitchen
- Keep human food out of reach - common foods like chocolate, onions, and grapes are toxic to cats


- Secure trash bins and compost containers
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-  Never leave stove tops on unattended

- Always check washer, dryers, prior to use

- Store cleaning supplies safely and out of reach

 

Heating & Open Flame
- Use covers or screens for fireplaces


- Never leave candles or stovetops unattended


- Avoid using space heaters around kittens or ensure they are stable and safe

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Plants
- Remove or relocate toxic plants like lilies, pothos, philodendrons, aloe vera, and dieffenbachia


- Replace with pet-safe plants such as spider plants, cat grass, areca palms etc.

Toys & Enrichment
- Offer kitten-safe toys that don’t have small parts that could break off


- Avoid leaving string or yarn toys out when unsupervised


- Set up scratching posts and cozy beds for comfort and stimulation

Initial Setup
- Prepare a safe, quiet room for the kitten’s first few days with a litter box, food and water bowls, bed, hiding spots, toys, and scratching post
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- Slowly introduce the kitten to the rest of your home as they become comfortable