Almost 3 month's now

My little study buddy helping me through nursing school

5 months old

Hair length opinions?

Took in this little baby a week ago ❤️ she’s approximately 4 weeks. The second kitten I’ve taken in from the same mama. She’s a lot fuzzier than her sister and her coat is WAY thicker than hers was at just a couple weeks older when I took her in. Might we have a medium or long haired cat on our hands? Or is she JUST a fuzzy little rascal? 😅

She is only 4 months old so I know she is still learning. She is generally very good, but lately she has been obsessed with going behind the TV stand, where we have a whole bunch of cords, which she will play with. I tried the tin foil, but she LIKES the tin foil and thinks it’s a toy. I’ve heard that spraying with water doesn’t really help train kittens. Any advice?

I have an 8-month-old Persian kitten, and she has started biting a lot, but it's mostly playful, and sometimes she does it with a lot of attitude. I used to think my kitten sees me as her mommy. But my friend told me that your kitten doesn’t respect you, and she thinks she's your owner and doesn’t care about you. I know cats have that reputation, but I thought that, if nothing else, she cared for me. My friend has seen my kitten a lot; he was the one who got her for me, and he himself has nine cats. I’ve been feeling hurt since he said that. Its my first time having cat can someone please tell me how things really are 🥲

I’ve had my boy here for about a month now, and he is coming up on six months old. He has WAY more energy than I am able to match on my own, so I think I need to look into getting him a partner in crime for both of our happiness. He loves to climb, has strong hunting instincts, seems to enjoy wrestling, and is very curious. When he is calm, he is very vocal and cuddly, showing just how much of a baby he still is. He is utterly fascinated by other cats and dogs.

What kind of cat sibling do you think would work best for him? Age, gender, temperament, etc. Any recommendations are appreciated! I just want him to be happy and fulfilled, and for me to stop being a walking target when he’s got the zoomies.

Additional info: I adopted him from my local humane society, so I have no way to know where his litter mates are :(

2 kittens and their malice mentor

My 6m old kitten is deaf. Not that unusual for white cats it seems.

He is unbothered and lives a fearless, playful, amazing life, full of attention and cuddles. I'd love some input in how to make his noise free life even better.

When I want his attention I stomp the floor as he responds to vibrations.

I have tried a dog whistle without success.

Any other ideas?

I have 2 other adult cats. All are neatured, microchiped, strictly indoors and spoilt rotten.

i have an about 9 month old, male, tuxedo cat named darwin and it’s our first time owning a cat. like a month ago i decided to get him neutered because all my friends with cats said that’s the best to avoid future medical problems and spraying problems. his appointment is in May but recently my dad says he peed on his pant leg and he’s super pissed about it. after a quick google search i told him he’s probably spraying cause my dad also said it smelled pretty bad. my dad also mentioned a similar incident that happened maybe a month before. this doesn’t happen often and as far as i know it’s only happened those 2 times. i haven’t seen darwin do this so i can only take the information as my dad tells me. i’ve seen people say that neutering helps solve that issue mostly but im not entirely sure he is spraying or just peeing outside his litter box. i’m inclined to think he’s spraying just because my cat knows where the litter box is and it hasn’t been moved or blocked off from him using it and he never had a problem using the litter box even as a 2 month old kitten and still uses it daily like normal. my dad keeps bringing it up even after i keep telling him the same thing and that i’ve already schedule the neuter appointment (which he is against). is he spraying or should i could consider this a behavioral problem?

That's it. A seal kitten mitten.