* Born: Around the size of a teacup, weighing just a few ounces.
* At 2 weeks old: Still quite small, about the size of a kitten.
* At 6 weeks old: About the size of a small dog, weighing a few pounds.
Factors Affecting Size:
* Species: Red foxes tend to be bigger than gray foxes or Arctic foxes.
* Individual variation: Just like human babies, some kits are bigger than others.
* Nutrition: Well-fed kits will grow faster and bigger than those with limited access to food.
It's important to remember that fox kits are wild animals and should be left alone. It's not safe to approach or touch them.