never only when its a kitten.
As much as the average cat. Not all cats like to be cuddled all day but all cats need attention. Play and cuddle with your cat and see how long it is until the cat squirms or try's to get away. You wont know for sure until you test it.
No a cat's pH is totally different from a human's http://www.adelaidevet.com.au/can-i-bath-my-cat
all you have to do is wash
Usually until it is all gone
Until the stitches are taken off and healed.
DOG shampoo is for DOGS. CAT shampoo is for CATS. Depending on how young the kitten is, you may not be able to wash it with even cat shampoo. Always check with your vet.
all its life
Either you wash over several times or put an air freshener in there for some long period of time. It helps. If that doesn't work, then put tomato paste or juice on it and wash it with detergent.
No, tori, it isn't.
Cats are usually very clean animals and will spend hours cleaning themselves therefore there is no need to wash a cat unless it has an accident and gets exceptionally dirty.
go to the front entrance and press the video button until you see the door that says bathroom. When you wash your cat, touch the shampoo bottle and shake it on your cat then pet your cat and suds will appear. Stop when the dirty meter on the top screen reaches to zero. Then take the shower head and wash the suds off. That's all and i think you get a new toy or something after you washed your pet for the first time.
You need to check with you vet on that, it will vary.