[header] How to clean kittens [title] If your kitten isn't too dirty, wipe her down with a wet cloth. [step] Kittens habitually clean themselves with their tongues, but there are some spots that they have trouble reaching-namely, the head, the back, and the behind. Mother cats usually help kittens clean these spots.
[header] How to clean kittens [title] If your kitten isn't too dirty, wipe her down with a wet cloth. [step] Kittens habitually clean themselves with their tongues, but there are some spots that they have trouble reaching-namely, the head, the back, and the behind. Mother cats usually help kittens clean these spots.
[title] Pick your kitten up and set her on a soft carpet pad, or something similar. [step] If your kitten is comfortable in the soft, absorbent area of a sleeping pad, this best works. [title] A tool for cleaning kittens are ammonia-based cleaners that give them clear water to drink. [step] You can buy one either in pet stores or made specifically for kittens only. Your job, as surrogate mother cat, is to clean your kitten regularly to ensure that she is healthy and hygienic. [substeps] Wiping with a wet cloth also uses less water than a full bath. If you have a litter box, dump them onto the floor so that they're not brushing against each other. If you own a cat/kitten house, you might organize these cats into a " litter box " and gently place them in to let them dry.