We are unfortunately just fostering these babes (already have 6 including Ms. mama) but aren’t they precious ?

I'm currently feeding my kitten fancy feast which a cat nutritionist on reddit told me isn't good because of the dyes and other stuff they put in their food. I would LOVE to start giving my kitten something like this because it's portion based so no more having all this washing nasty wet cat food off of dishes. But is this sheba wet food healthy?

We rescued Jeff from the roadside just before Thanksgiving. He's about 4 months old now. He does not meow, he chirps. He is super adorable. Has anyone witnessed this? Or are we just lucky?

Our sweet little Pia for the past few days has been peeing on plastic or paper. I’ll be baking a vet appointment first thing Monday to make sure she doesn’t have a UTI.

My kitten Nyx is 16 weeks old I found her and 3 littermates in a shallow basement window well in October at 2 weeks old , Her mother was discovered to had been hit by a car and unfortunately was dead on the road , I had prior experience bottle feeding 3 litters of puppies so I took these babies in and bottle fed them and raised them , I already had 3 dogs so I was only able to keep one kitten and was able to find homes for her 3 littermates as I kept the kitten that didn’t get picked , She’s a sweet girl and likes to be held and cuddled often but the problem is she will only allow me to hold and cuddle her , She won’t allow my husband or son to cuddle her , Im hoping this is a phase that she sticking to me cus now that she’s alone I’m the next very familiar thing she’s knows cus I bottle fed her and that as she’s grows she will branch out some and allow them to hold her as well , ???? Has anyone had cats grow out of being one person cats ???

That actually works? My kits are outgrowing their enclosure. It needs to be tall and wide and most important they can't be able to. climb it.

Here's my boy when he was a few months old. He's 1.5 years old now.

I was just thinking, with a lot of wild animals like bears or cows they will irrationally and aggressively attack anything that so much as walks too close or even looks in the direction of their newborn.

Not cats, for some reason they are generally really easygoing about humans touching their kittens, even if they cry to be put down the cat is usually still willing to trust you won't hurt its baby. It's a strange out of charcter behaviour for cats, who are usually kind of unpredictable with their moods.

I got my boys at 7 weeks (I know that’s too young but person I adopted them from was having them gone at 7 weeks). They came home with a parasite initially so had diarrhea - treated them and their poop got firmer eventually.

But fast forward and they are 12 weeks now. And they STILL sometimes have poo in their butthole, poop flakes, and urine stains around their pee pee (yes I’m 5 🤣). I wipe them with a warm wash cloth and give them butt baths as needed but I am TIRED. I was hoping by now they would grow out of it and get better at grooming themselves but they have not. I wonder if this is something they will get better at as they get older because I really can’t wipe their ass every time they poo! Pleaseeeeee someone tell me it gets better 🥲🥲🥲🥲. Picture of my boys bc they’re cute

We ended up naming her Molly. She ate out of my hand and doesn’t mind eating next to us. She’s not used to using a litter box but we’re working at it. My other cat is now harassing her more which is annoying but we’re keeping them in separate rooms unless we’re there. Also yes she made a mess on my bed but I’m really happy she’s eating next to us.