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Everything you need to welcome your new puppy or kitten home
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Expert answers for new pet parents
How do I help my new puppy or kitten settle into their new home?
Give them a calm, quiet space where they can relax and explore at their own pace. Try to keep the noise low, introduce them to new rooms slowly and don’t overwhelm them. A cosy bed or safe den helps them feel secure.
How often should I feed my puppy or kitten?
Young pets usually need small, frequent meals throughout the day. Stick to age-appropriate food and follow feeding guidelines, adjusting as they grow.
When can my new pet go outside?
This depends on your vet’s advice and you pet’s confidence. Puppies should wait until they’re fully vaccinated, while kittens often need time indoors before exploring safely.
How do I introduce my new pet to other animals?
Go slowly and keep interactions positive. Use treats, calm voices and short sessions. For kittens, start through a door or baby gate. For puppies, controlled greetings work best.
What should I do if my pet is nervous or shy?
Give them time, space and gentle encouragement. Offer hiding spots for kittens and quiet areas for puppies. Consistency and patience help build confidence.
How do I keep my puppy or kitten entertained?
Toys, puzzles and short play sessions are great for burning energy and preventing boredom. Choose safe chew toys for puppies and interactive toys or scratching posts for kittens.
How do I start basic training?
Keep training fun and simple. Use treats and praise to reward good behaviour. Puppies can learn commands like sit and stay, while kittens respond well to positive reinforcement for litter use and gentle handling.


Bring comfort to every corner of their world
Help your puppy or kitten feel safe, settled and ready for everyday adventures with cosy beds and blankets, cat litter and grooming must-haves.
Make every moment a chance to learn
From puppy pads to gentle training aids and fun toys, help them learn the basics while keeping their tails and whiskers happily in motion.
New pet parent checklist:
✔ Register them at a vet
Book your new pet in for a general health check and get advice on their flea, tick and worming plan. They’ll also need to be microchipped (required by law). You can also discuss your puppy’s vaccination plan.
✔ Create a safe, enclosed space
Whether it’s a crate, playpen, cosy carrier, or a pet-proofed room, make sure your new arrival has a secure area to relax and settle in.
✔ Soft, washable bedding
Choose comfortable bedding that’s easy to clean. They’re perfect for snuggles, naps and helping them feel at home.
✔ Food and water bowls
Opt for separate, non-slip bowls to keep mealtimes calm and easy.
✔ Age-appropriate food
Feed them the same food they were given by their breeder or rescue initially, and if you plan to switch, do it gradually over 7-10 days to avoid tummy upsets.
✔ Collar and ID tag
A safely fitted collar with an up-to-date contact number gives extra peace of mind as they explore their new surroundings.
✔ Lead and harness
Helpful for early socialising and training as they get ready for walks.
✔ Litter tray and litter
Place the tray somewhere quiet and easy to access. Most kittens learn quickly once the setup is right.
✔ Car travel essentials
Use a secure carrier, crate or restraint to keep your young pet safe and comfortable during journeys.
✔ Gentle grooming items
Soft brushes, pet-safe shampoo and a toothbrush help them get used to regular grooming from an early age.
✔ Training treats and rewards
Positive reinforcement works wonders. Small, tasty treats help puppies learn commands and kittens love encouragement for good behaviour as well.
✔ Toys for play and enrichment
Choose safe chew toys for teething puppies, and scratching posts or interactive toys for kittens. Enrichment puzzles keep both curious little explorers entertained.
✔ Poo bags or litter disposal bags
Whether you’re heading out for a walk or cleaning the litter tray, it’s handy to have cleanup supplies ready.



