<human>: Hey there!

So my SO adopted a kitten not too long ago. He is a rescue kitten who was found abandoned by my SO's sister. When he was taken to the vet he was estimated to be about 3-4 weeks old and healthy. Since then we have been taking care of him and plan on keeping him. He is coming up on about 8 weeks old and we are taking him to the vet on Saturday. We have been doing a lot of research and we are trying to figure out how to be good cat parents. One of our biggest concerns is the fact that he was separated from his mom and siblings at such a young age. We don't know what to do and if this will lead to bad behavior later on in life. We have been playing with him with toys only while trying to reinforce that hands are for petting and feet are not for attacking. We have read that sometimes cats who are adopted very young can act out or have bad behavior because they do not get to socialize. What are our options? Should we be considering adopting a second cat for them to have each other?

Also any other advice on how to be good kitten parents is welcome!

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<bot>: We adopted an abandoned kitten at a very young age and are looking for advice on how to be better kitten parents and if he needs playmates to help socialize.