{If youâre looking for the workout DVDs for PiYo by Chalene Johnson, find them here!}. Todayâs PiYo post is from Candice at Chia Seed Me. When Candice first introduced herself (on the bus to the Frito Lay tour) she said she was a yoga teacher, which I thought was pretty cool.
Kittens can be weaned when they begin eating solid foods at approximately 4-6 weeks old; offer them wet food mixed with water at 4 weeks. When the kittens are fully weaned from mom, the mom should be spayed, and then either adopted out or returned outside. The kittens should be fixed and adopted out around 8-10 weeks of age. Handle the kittens frequently after 5 weeks old to help with socialization.
When to Wean. Momcat may not want to wean her kitten if she feels that he is not yet ready for solid food. Ideally, kittens should be weaned when they are 3 to 4 weeks of age. Your kitten may be ready if his eyes are opened, he is able to focus and he can stand steadily on his feet. Itâs important not to attempt weaning your kitten too early.