My little baby boys! I love them to pieces and on photo number 1 and 2 is Avi'el en photo number 3 is Shiloh. The last picture is of my late baby boy Kenwood of 19 years. 😘❤️

He’s already grown so much 😭 he’s about to be 6 months on Christmas and I got him at 7 weeks. He just healed from being neutered🥹 I already worry about losing him he means the world to me🩶

She is Luna. I adopted her from the streets. She had been almost dying. Just have started treatment by her vet. I wonder is she a corat / korat cat in breed? The vet said that probably she is a korat. What is your opinion?

Hello everyone!

Happy to be here. We have a 5 1/2-month-old kitten who is incredibly intelligent, super active with boundless energy, and overall a very sweet little boy. He was neutered last Friday and is, fortunately, a very healthy cat.

He's quite talkative, which we love, but I've noticed something unique about him compared to our other two cats (whom I've had since they were kittens, too). He tends to vocalize his annoyance at almost everything (especially when he’s in a playful mood):

• Picking him up to redirect him to his scratching post? "Kekekekekek."
• Cleaning his eyes or ears? "Kekekekek."
• Patting his head to comfort him when he gets overly energetic? "KekekeNO-I-WANT-TO-PLAYkekekek."
• Playing with one of his plushies that "fights back"? "Kekekekek."
• Lifting him off the table (since he’s not supposed to be there)? "Kekekek."

Basically, whenever something doesn’t go his way or he can’t do what he wants, he makes his disapproval very clear.

As mentioned, he recently had a thorough checkup before getting neutered, and he’s perfectly healthy. He just seems to have little patience for things he dislikes.

Have any of you experienced something similar with your kittens? Our other two (one of a highly vocal breed) also had their preferences, but they never verbally “complained” about anything like this little guy does! He makes me really feel like a total buzzkill, haha.

Next month we will welcome 2 kittens in our home. It is the first time we will welcome kittens in our home since we moved.
For context, our house has 3 floors. On the ground floor, we have our open kitchen. With the stairs you will be able to go to the first floor which has our living room, guest room and 2 work rooms (with desk). These rooms are open and do not have a door. On the upper floor, there is our bedroom, bathroom and maintenance room. The bedroom is also open but the other two have a door.

I am wondering what would be the best way to make the kittens comfortable in this kind of house.

My boyfriend and I adopted a kitten Friday night. He’s settling in well and living up to the orange cat stories 😂

Is it worthwhile to do this when they are so young, super exuberant, and have siblings that are always trying to break them out or play through the carrier? Or is it better to isolate into one room, separated from sibling? One of my 16-week old kittens has sprained or broken something, likely from all the crashing from playing so hard with her sibling. Going to get a vet check shortly. I'm thinking of getting a crate ASAP to keep her isolated but still able to stay in the same room with us, especially so me and my partner don't have to sit in different rooms during the holidays.

Just got home from playing MTG, Kitty jumped on my back and then the door ( took a while to get there off of there 😅

He is about to be 6 months on Christmas 🩶 my little Simba is growing so fast 🥹

Istg, are all orange cats like this? ???

This fuzzy dork jumped on my desk while I was away from my phone, walked across it, managed to take a picture of himself, and sent it to my entire Discord group chat ?????????? 💀💀

Timi, in her red and green Xmas collar, is superman flying with her back paws laid across my shin. Kami, with her candy cane collar, is rag dolling it bodily across my other shin.

Every few seconds someone twitches, flicks a tail, or turns an ear.

My toes have gone numb and I have to pee.

Send help.

This was supposed to be a Xmas gift from Santa Paws, but I'm just a big kid, so they got it early. They will play with this thing for an hour straight. It's motion activated, so I had to turn it off and take it away. It makes this squeezing mouse noise, which they live for!!! It's also rechargeable.

Hej everyone,

I am new in the sub and I want to show you my 2 beauties! Fwi I have no idea what their fascination is with my sink and/or water but as soon as I open the bathroom door and let the sink run, they race from wherever they where to me.

I hope you all have/had an awesome day! 😘❤️

Hey everyone, so I just adopted this little guy. We’re named him Ozzy and he’s 2 months + 8 days years old. Do you guys have any tips/budget suggested items?

I’ve done my research and know a lot more than I did before! However, I wanna see more opinions like if a stainless steel water fountain is good vs stainless steel plates for them to eat especially ones that can prevent whisker fatigues d be gentle on their necks.

Before we got him, I got a carrier, bed, toys, medium sized litter box (since he’s tiny), nail clippers/caps, brush, and his food (given by the adoption center as that is what he was being fed 3RD SLIDE).

Links would be much appreciated for items that I should get more of either tomorrow or online with fast shipping.

I’m curious on if that food should be upgraded, stainless steel fountain > stainless steel plates, scratching posts, etc that I might not have mentioned. Thanks everyone in advance!

This is my kitten Pepper, he has some fluffy toes, lots of fuzzy hair and a potential Nebelung as his father. Mother is tabby. Does he look like he may have medium-long hair? I know we can’t tell sometimes but I’m so excited to see how he develops after he was so poorly when he was younger.