Mother cats can be weaned when they are six months old. If the owner finds that his kitten has not been weaned for six months, it is recommended that the owner forcibly wean the kitten. Because the mother cat's milk has no nutritional value, it will have no effect on the kitten drinking it. For female cats, constant milk production is harmful to the body and can easily lead to reduced nutrient absorption. For forced weaning, the owner only needs to separate the mother cat and kittens for more than a week.

There is also a need to choose good cat food. Grain-rich cat food refers to the content of cat food. Cat food containing grains may cause allergies for some cats, gastrointestinal intolerance, and vomiting. Grain-free cat food is cat food that does not have grain-free ingredients. This kind of cat food will be replaced with potatoes, which makes it easier for cats to digest and less prone to allergies.