cat stabbed a balloon!

This kitten doing funny things!
If you cared for a kitten, you might think that this tiny fluffy lump has two personalities. One of them is a shy, cute and loving pet that purrs and rests next to you on the couch. But the second is a hyperactive domestic animal. However, sooner or later it passes, and the kitten grows into an adult cat with its own individual character.

Just a phase
Your new kitten shows absolutely normal behavior. It grows fast, eats a lot and has so much energy that it does not know where to put it. When he runs like crazy, chasing after everything, it's perfectly normal. If you happen to see a bizarre or unnatural expression on his face - Yes, it's crazy, but it's normal for kittens. Each cat is individual, but, as a rule, hyperactivity is significantly reduced after sterilization. Your veterinarian may recommend that your pet be sterilized for up to 6 months. You will also most likely notice a few weeks before his first birthday that he will increasingly gravitate towards you and just want to cuddle.

Chases, ambushes and raids
Chases and attacks - it is natural and peculiar to all cats. These coarse of the game are instinctive. When you see, that your kitten terribly attacks soft toy, or - Oh horror! - the other kitten, they're not trying to kill each other. Think about your pet's ancestors. These ancient cats had to be rude and fearless to survive. Despite the fact that your kitten is domesticated, these ancient instincts are still embedded in his behavior. If the kitten will walk around his cat-mom, the cat first begins to growl, and then if it doesn't stop, and spank it with his hands. Some time before your first birthday your hyperactive kitten will become a much more Mature and noble cat.

Put some toys
For successful development your kitten needs physical and mental activity. Buy him some toys. They don't have to be expensive. Provide enough toys that you can alternate every few weeks to help your pet fight its energy reserve.