Sphynx Kittens Week by Week: From Newborn to Going-Home Day
What the first twelve weeks of a Sphynx litter actually look like, milestone by milestone, and what a responsible breeder is doing at each stage.
Sphynx kittens develop fast, and knowing what should be happening each week is the clearest way to judge whether a litter is being raised well. These guides walk through the stages from newborn to going home: eyes and ears opening, first wobbling steps, weaning, litter training, the socialisation window when handling matters most, vaccinations and worming, and why a reputable breeder will not release a kitten before roughly 12 to 14 weeks. We also cover what to have ready before collection, how to settle a kitten into a warm home with existing pets, and what normal early behaviour looks like versus something to call a vet about. Written from our own nursery, with photographs of our litters at each stage.
Sphynx kittens develop fast, and knowing what should be happening each week is the clearest way to judge whether a litter is being raised well. These guides walk through the stages from newborn to going home: eyes and ears opening, first wobbling steps, weaning, litter training, the socialisation window when handling matters most, vaccinations and worming, and why a reputable breeder will not release a kitten before roughly 12 to 14 weeks. We also cover what to have ready before collection, how to settle a kitten into a warm home with existing pets, and what normal early behaviour looks like versus something to call a vet about. Written from our own nursery, with photographs of our litters at each stage.
What the first twelve weeks of a Sphynx litter actually look like, milestone by milestone, and what a responsible breeder is doing at each stage.
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