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Are you looking to adopt a cute kitten? Here are some frequently asked questions about finding kittens for sale nearby.
What age kittens are usually available?
Most breeders and shelters will have kittens available between 8-12 weeks old. Kittens younger than 8 weeks should still be with their mother.
How can I search for kittens locally?
You can check websites like adoption.org or petfinder.com to search shelters and rescues in your area. You can also ask veterinary clinics and pet stores for recommendations.
What questions should I ask the breeder or shelter?
Be sure to ask about the kitten's health, vaccinations, spay/neuter status, parents' temperaments, feeding routines, and any special needs.
How much does a kitten usually cost?
Expect to pay $75-300 for a kitten from a breeder or shelter, depending on breed, age, vaccinations, and other factors.
What should I buy for my new kitten?
New kittens will need a collar, carrier, litter box, food/water bowls, scratching post, toys and of course food!
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