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Beautiful. What is his/her name?
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Now he's tired after being crazy all night long
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Just curious, what is Sable pulling down? Good luck tomorrow.
Onsa, is the one on the table playing with my son and a string type toy.Just curious, what is Sable pulling down? Good luck tomorrow.
Samai is the one on the chest
Sable is the one on the cat tree looking at something (probably a moth)
Onsa and Samai I can officially adopt tomorrow.
Sorry, I thought you had mentioned the names in the order we see them from left to right. So you are keeping the two kitten which resemble eachother in colour. They are all charming kittens.
No, because, that would have made sense.
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How old are they?
11 weeks
I got them to foster at 10 days.
By the time a bond had formed between Sable and I, she was already adopted.
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Hello there
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Oh ok...I was wondering because of the spay. I know that it can be done very early now. When I took mine to vet for first shots and checkup, I asked vet and he said I need to wait till five months to do it. He lives inside completely never going out. I don't want him to spray before he gets fixed....they assured me he wouldn't until six months so I was safe....I hope they are sure about that....
This is whatI have read:
"While spaying is traditionally recommended for kitties between 4 and 6 months of age, spaying as young as 8 weeks old is considered safe, according to Cat Channel. Many animal shelters actually spay kitties prior to adopting them out at this age. Each kitty is unique, though, and your vet may have recommendations of his own for your little one, to determine the best age to spay her. In addition, certain local laws may dictate when you spay your little one. Some municipalities specify that kitties must be spayed by 4 months of age, while others require it by 6 months of age, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association."
"While spaying is traditionally recommended for kitties between 4 and 6 months of age, spaying as young as 8 weeks old is considered safe, according to Cat Channel. Many animal shelters actually spay kitties prior to adopting them out at this age. Each kitty is unique, though, and your vet may have recommendations of his own for your little one, to determine the best age to spay her. In addition, certain local laws may dictate when you spay your little one. Some municipalities specify that kitties must be spayed by 4 months of age, while others require it by 6 months of age, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association."
My fairly new orange kitty, Flash
Big sister Foxy finally accepting that he's here to stay:
Big sister Foxy finally accepting that he's here to stay:
For a new adoption Flash gets along quite well with the other kitten.
Thanks! Flash loved Foxy from the start, he always wants to follow her around and copies what she does, like a typical baby brother. Foxy allowing him to do so on the other hand...took a few weeks lol. She would hiss at him a lot in the beginning which is expected I guess, but now 6 weeks later they are best friends
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One calico kitten comin' right up!
