Introduction

Some of you may have heard the phrase “kitten is a verb”. In short, it means that kittens are very playful and energetic. They love to explore your home and learn new things. However, there is more to this phrase than meets the eye. There are many other reasons to keep kittens in your home apart from playfulness and energy levels. Here are some of them:

Bonding

You can bond with your kitten in a variety of ways. The first is bonding through personality. Your kitten’s personality is unique to them and you, and that uniqueness is something that can be formed between the two of you. The second way to bond with your kitten is through need-based bonding. For example, if your cat has an injury or medical condition, it will require special attention from you as well as possible medical treatments that you’d be able to provide if needed (for example: medication). This type of bonding builds trust between a human and an animal because both sides understand each other’s needs better due to having shared hardship together!

Entertainment

Another reason to keep kittens is entertainment. Kittens are fun to watch, and they are a good source of entertainment! When you have a kitten in your home, you will never be bored again. You can find them playing with toys, climbing on furniture and scratching at papers on the floor. Even though they may not seem like much fun at first glance, they can become your new favorite thing if you just give them the chance!

Keep Home Clean

Kittens are naturally playful and curious. They love to explore new things, which makes them excellent at keeping your home clean. They can be trained to use the litter box and scratching post, helping you maintain a tidy home without having to exert much effort on your part. They also have an innate understanding of where they’re allowed to play and where they’re not (the kitchen table is off limits).

Protect Your Family

Kittens are a great way to protect your family. They will keep fleas and ticks at bay, making sure that everyone in the house is healthy. Kittens also love to be closer to their humans, so they are great at keeping the house clean on their own. Finally, kittens make wonderful companions for kids of all ages!

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Keeping a kitten is a great way to bond with your pet. Kittens are cute and entertaining, so you’ll want to spend lots of time playing with them. Plus, they love spending time with their owners and will be happy if you’re always around.

If you have an outdoor cat or dog that goes outside often, then having a feline friend will help protect your home from mice and rodents! If an animal finds its way in through the front door or back window, it can be stopped by a well-trained cat or dog who knows the difference between friend or foe. You’ll never have to worry about this again if you have at least one feline friend patrolling around the perimeter of your house every night before bedtime!

Lastly but not leastly (okay I’m done now), having kittens means keeping your house clean because they love rolling around on dirty floors full of dust bunnies so much!

Conclusion

We hope you’ve enjoyed our (lengthy) list of reasons to keep kittens. It may seem overwhelming at first, but we believe in you! It might take some time for the kittens to adjust, but once they do there is no doubt that they will bring joy to your life. We hope this blog post has helped answer questions about why you should get a kitten and how it would fit into your life.