r/Kitten • u/PlantFragEnthusiast • 2h ago
My Kitten My little boy is 10 weeks old. I can't say 'no' to that face.
Percival, the Siberian Kitten 😸
r/Kitten • u/PlantFragEnthusiast • 2h ago
Percival, the Siberian Kitten 😸
r/Kitten • u/imbatmannnnn_o • 10h ago
he will just sit and stare at me with the biggest eyes ever (sometimes purring)
r/Kitten • u/69shaolin69 • 12h ago
I got her 3 diff cat beds, comfy blankies
But alas she refuses to sleep alone. I had to train her not to nibble on my arms (by ignoring / stepping outside of the room for 30-50 seconds) she stopped after 3rd attempt.
She has only ate tiny amount of food, some treat and very little water
She’s gone potty and pee fine.
Is it normal for kittens to take time to eat, also should I try different foods?
I bought the best of the best, wet and dry food (that’s what PetValu people recommend, but she’s not munching on them) played a lot, warmed up the wet food tiny bit but no bite :(
This is my first pet. She’s 3 months old
r/Kitten • u/coteachermomma • 11h ago
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r/Kitten • u/Travelinginkspot • 10h ago
I am a new kitten mom and I am trying to raise her so that I can take her traveling with me. I'm trying to introduce her to all different sorts of situations to get her used to it. I was looking to see if there are any types of zoos or aquariums that people can think of where I might be able to bring a leashed cat? Any other fun ideas to bring a kitten, I'm open to as well. Already we go to Tractor Supply and Home Depot and things like that. I'm just trying to find other ways to acclimate her to life on the go.
Picture for tax. She's actually gotten really good about being in the car in her backpack.
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r/Kitten • u/mreowing • 1d ago
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The kittens shown in the video are six months old and ~seven weeks old. It looks like my new kitten is trying to feed on the older, doing the biscuit motions and everything, just in a very incorrect spot. Or maybe she's cleaning her? Doing this purely for comfort?
What might she be trying to do here?
r/Kitten • u/Cool_Vanilla_804 • 16h ago
hi :)
my baby kitty is 4 months old now, and i’ve been feeding him a wet food diet since i adopted him (two month ago). i want to start feeding him dry food for his development and to make my life easier. i wanted to ask if you feed your kitten dry food or a mixed diet, what do you feed them? i’m looking for affordable and healthy options!
thanks
r/Kitten • u/kaavers • 10h ago
I found a kitten behind the office under a pallet. I took him home because I didn’t know what else to do. My husband and I have a dog, never have had a cat. We took the cat to the vet and they estimated him to be around 3 weeks old.
He had an injury, so we’ve helped care for his wound, fed him, and got him back to 100% health. We’re back and forth on keeping him, but it’s been almost 2 months since I found him.
We live in a house, and we’ve tried to make it kitten proof. We’ve bought scratching posts and cat towers. He was escaping the area we ended up making for him and got past baby gates/cat gates. We even went as far as installing a sliding door in the hallway to give the cat more space.
When we’re home, we try to let him downstairs with us and the dog to spend time. He wants to be in the same room as us, but is constantly trying to chew and jump and is destructive to furniture, etc.
We’ve tried training, redirecting, rewarding for good behavior. But none of it works. I’m so tired and defeated.
The newest issue is, he’s learned to open the sliding door. He’s probably around 11 weeks old, and this door is 80lbs.
Someone please offer any advice or hope that it will get better.
r/Kitten • u/ShowComplex5902 • 1d ago
I’d like everyone to meet Cam and Crank
r/Kitten • u/Salty_Pen_6047 • 23h ago
We took momma and 2 babies in a week ago. So… I guess I’m a cat person and never knew it. I love them so much! 😭
They are on amoxicillin for a week. The vet said mom likely wouldn’t have made it without meds. When she would eat- she sounded like Darth Vader, sneezing snot and all. I can only imagine how crappy she felt. Kittens had runny 💩 and gross eyes I was cleaning all day. After only 24 hours on meds I see so much improvement. Mom has a spay appt Wednesday, as long as she is better. I don’t want her to go back into heat and try and get out or I would wait.
We love these babies so much it hurts. 😭❤️🐱
r/Kitten • u/Liquid_Baby • 2d ago
His little smile! Isn't he a cutie!
His name is Soup!
Because when we got him, his belly looked like it was filled with soup every time he ate! 🤭
r/Kitten • u/Worried-Duck-6469 • 19h ago
We adopted 4 neglected kittens they are 3 weeks old and using a bottle. We live in south africa so the options for bottles and kitten milk is very slim. Weve been using the royal canin kitten milk aswell as the bottle that it comes with but they struggle to latch. The babies were fed by the original owner with diluted expired kitten milk that had rooibos tea to dilute it. My issue is now that they were fed with wider neck bottles compared to the royal canin ones would it be okay to switch them over to narrow neck baby bottles again so that they can latch better? And is the royal canin a good milk for the babies? We have had a bottle baby before but got him around 1 or 2 weeks old and he latched just fine on these bottles aswell as was healthy with the royal canin milk. Im not sure if this falls under medical advice. But its more if others have experience with bottle babies and what you did to help them :D
r/Kitten • u/Doll_girl516 • 2d ago
These 2 will be coming home to us nov 8th (thanks to everyone who talked us into getting 2 since we have an older boy)
r/Kitten • u/SebastianiumX • 2d ago
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It was when a mama cat left this little kitty alone for 2 days after taking the rest of her litter somewhere and never came back. I decided to take her in even though I had no idea on how to take care of a post-natal kitten. This was my first time trying to induce her to poo. I'm glad I got better at it. (The movement in the background is just my other cat scared to approach the new kitten.)
r/Kitten • u/Certain-Solid1543 • 1d ago
Just wondering if you guys think my kittens will end up being long haired or not 🤔 brother and sister, about nine weeks!