

Cover of the New-Kitten Starter Kit — everything inside is listed below.
New-Kitten Starter Kit
A kitten arrives with more to organize than anyone expects — and almost none of it is on paper. This kit covers the first weeks at home: a supplies checklist you can check off as you shop, a room-by-room first-days guide, a daily routine and feeding tracker, a litter-box routine and log, and a records page you can take to vet visits. Print the pages as often as you need and keep them somewhere you will actually look.
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What you get
- New-Kitten Starter Kit — 6 print-ready pages in US Letter
- The same 6 pages in A4, for anyone printing outside North America
- Cover and how-to-use page, so you can print only the pages you need (the routine, litter-box and record pages are designed to be re-printed)
Files are sent as a download link after payment. For your own household use — please don't redistribute or resell them.
What's inside
- Page 1 — Cover and how to use the kit
- Page 2 — New-Kitten Supplies Checklist — food and water, litter tray and litter, scratching and climbing, beds and resting places, grooming, carrier and travel, toys and play, and home and safety, each with "To buy" and "Bought" columns to check off
- Page 3 — First Days at Home — room-by-room preparation, base room setup, arrival day, quiet settling, opening up the home, meeting people, meeting other pets, and a first-days notes box
- Page 4 — Feeding & Daily Routine Tracker — a fill-in daily routine grid for your own times, plus a week-at-a-glance log
- Page 5 — Litter-Box Routine & Tracker — where to put it, box and litter, how many boxes, a cleaning routine, and a litter-box log
- Page 6 — Kitten Care Notes & Records — kitten profile, veterinary clinic details, a weight log, a vet-visit record, feeding notes and a notes page



Please read
This kit is an organizational and educational tool. It does not diagnose or treat any condition and does not provide medical advice. The routine and record pages are forms you fill in — ask your veterinarian for feeding amounts, checkups and any health guidance, and always follow their advice.
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