We recognise that you may wish to customise your Cookie Preferences. We use Cookies to help provide you with a more personalised experience along with enhanced shopping features. Please set your preferences below.
Teething is a big step in your kitten’s growth. From chew-happy behaviour to sore gums, here’s how to spot the signs and help them feel better.
It’s National Kitten Day! What better time to celebrate the small, playful, wobbly bundles of energy that fill our homes with joy?
If you’re caring for a young kitten, you may notice a few curious habits: chewing, nibbling, and the occasional bitey moment. These are often signs that your kitten is teething.
So, here’s what to expect, and how you can help them through it.
Kittens usually begin teething at around 2 to 3 weeks old, when their baby teeth start coming through. Then the main teething phase kicks in between 3 and 6 months, when those baby teeth fall out to make room for their shiny new adult set.
It’s totally normal for your kitten to chew more during this stage. They’re not being naughty, just easing their sore gums!
Every kitten is different, but here are a few signs to look for:
This is where a little extra care goes a long way:
And most importantly, give them lots of gentle reassurance and space to nap. Teething can be tiring!
Kittenhood goes by fast, teething phase and all. Take time to enjoy the funny chews, playful pounces, and sleepy cuddles.
Looking for naturally tasty ways to support your growing kitten? Explore our Encore Kitten Range with recipes made from real meat, purrfect for those with small mouths and big appetites!
