This is your new home. When you get your new kitten home, remember that it’s a
big and daunting experience. They’ve just come away from their mother and the house
they were used to so try and make the experience stress-free for them as possible. If
you’ve got other pets, it’s worth keeping them out of the way for a few hours and then
introduce them very gradually so the new-arrival can get used to them. And if you’ve got
children, try and put them away if you can. Just be calm and considerate and not
overwhelm the kitten too much.

Make sure she’s got a nice, comfy bed when she gets in there. 0:33 with peaceful
out of the way after the other animals and the people in the house. And 0:35 her warm
milk, a bowl of kitten food and a big dish with fresh water. So, she’s ready to go in and
just one last thing: Now, you’ve made this commitment, you decided to get yourself a cat,
I’ve got some good news for you. People who own cats tend, statistically, to live longer
than people who don’t. They tend to lower your blood pressure. It gives you less chance
of having a heart attack amongst other benefits. So, now you’ve got your cat. You can sit
back, stroke the cat, relax, and afford to live a long life together.