Your kitten will likely be hungry, thirsty, and in need of a bathroom break upon arrival. To ease their transition, ensure you have a small litter box, fresh water, and food available in your car. While it’s tempting to hold your kitten during the journey, remember they’ve spent enough time in their pet carrier and should be allowed to rest.

Upon arrival, it’s best not to introduce your new Ragdoll kitten to other animals immediately. Allow your kitten to acclimate to their new surroundings, gaining comfort and confidence. Give them some quiet time to explore the room where they’ll be staying for the night. Show them the locations of their water bowl, food, and litter box.

Let your Ragdoll kitten settle into their designated space, offering them a chance to adapt to their new environment. Ensuring they know where to find essentials like water, food, and the litter box will help them feel secure.

We care deeply about your kitten’s well-being and successful integration into your home. Please take a moment to call us and share how your kitten is doing—whether they’re eating, drinking, sleeping well, and adjusting to their new surroundings. Should you have any questions or concerns, we’re here to help and address any uncertainties you may have.