How long can a kitten stop barking?

The time when a kitten doesn't bark varies from cat to cat, and generally it will gradually stop barking during its growth. Generally speaking, kittens begin to make sounds after birth 1 month or so because they need to convey their needs to their mothers, such as hunger and seeking attention. With the passage of time and the growth of young cats, they gradually learn to take care of themselves, eat and use litter boxes independently, so that they will reduce or stop barking.

To stop a kitten from barking at an early age, the following measures can be taken:

1. Provide adequate food and water to ensure that kittens can fully meet their physiological needs;

2. Give proper toys and activities to distract the kitten's attention and energy;

3. Establish a stable schedule for kittens, so that they can gradually adapt to the laws of daily life;

4. Provide a comfortable rest environment and a sense of security, so that young cats feel at ease and relaxed.