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[quote=Anonymous]It sounds like you are new to cats and kittens. So here are a few pointers. The kittens are terrified. They are as scared as can be after being separated from their mama and siblings and their home. But don't worry, after a week or so they will settle down. Agree with the suggestion to place them in a quiet room for the next week with a soft bed, food, water, litter box, and some little balls to play with. Visit with them before and after work, and keep your treatment of them very tender and gentle. When they begin welcoming your visits you'll know they are getting used to you. Do not have them declawed. That is the equivalent of cutting off the first joint of YOUR fingers. How would you like that? Not at all, right? It's barbaric, so don't do it. I would suggest taking them to the vet and having them show you how to trim their tiny but sharp nails. Then trim their nails once a month. As long as you're gentle when you trim them appropriately, they will grow to be nonchalant about this monthly task, and it will be a 2-minute job. Kittens are more fun than a barrel of monkeys. Oh, wait, they're like little monkeys. Never fear, they will eventually settle down. In my experience, it takes at least a year for them to settle down. You may want to ask your vet to suggest a good guide book for raising a kitty. Take the time to read it, and it will help you with this transition period for all involved. [/quote]
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