When can a kitten be allowed to roam freely?

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Generally a kitten can live independently after a month and the owner can let it roam the home freely, but all hazards must be put away first. The exact timing depends on the kitten’s condition – if it is healthy and lively after weaning, free roaming is fine. If it is weak, lethargic, or has a poor appetite, roaming is not appropriate.

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