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raleighnut
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No wonder she's eating so much, a nursing queen will eat 4-5 times as much as normal to keep up milk production.So it turned out that the neighbours little moggy also had kittens
She bought them around for breakfast. Much to my father's disgust as looking after the cats is a joint effort.
Momma cat bought her two little balls of fluff over for breakfast just as i was wheeling the bike out to head to work
Reynard
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So it turned out that the neighbours little moggy also had kittens
She bought them around for breakfast. Much to my father's disgust as looking after the cats is a joint effort.
Momma cat bought her two little balls of fluff over for breakfast just as i was wheeling the bike out to head to work
Oh, no wonder she's been scarfing food at such a rate then... Bless her, she looks barely more than a baby herself. If mum has worms, then do get the kittens treated as well as they'll also likely have them. You will need kitten-specific products as well.
You do know that you can get neutering vouchers from your local Cats Protection as well as support and advice? It's a shame you're so far out of our area - our branch does a "neuter your cat for a fiver" scheme. Do take advantage of something like that if you can - cats are sexually active from 4 months of age and it's easy to end up with a problem. We get a lot of young mums and kittens come in because people, can't / don't want to pay for neutering.
Reynard
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
Little devil.
hopless500
Trundling along
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- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
So it turned out that the neighbours little moggy also had kittens
She bought them around for breakfast. Much to my father's disgust as looking after the cats is a joint effort.
Momma cat bought her two little balls of fluff over for breakfast just as i was wheeling the bike out to head to work
pics??
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
If it fits, I sits
He looks cute but he is a little sod with his step sister. Don't fight a grumpy Tortie. You'll get battered. Then he goes back for more. We have separate them.
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Ah yes, torties. You don't need to tell me about torties...
Poppy will biff *me* if she thinks I've stepped out of line. 
Friends with raggies tell me that the boys aren't exactly the brightest buttons in the box...
The girls have more brains, but the boys are lovely, soppy companions.
RoubaixCube
~Tribanese~
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- London, UK
Didn't have time for pics. Will get some next time i see them
RoubaixCube
~Tribanese~
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- London, UK
Just arrived home and guess who came for dinner!
Adventuring!!
Thanks to All your suggestions about de-worming meds & such. I've spoken with dad as its a joint effort looking after these cats and i'll be ordering some from VetUK
These little beasts scoffed down 3x100g packets of catfood!!! and dad's already fed them twice today already!
Adventuring!!
Thanks to All your suggestions about de-worming meds & such. I've spoken with dad as its a joint effort looking after these cats and i'll be ordering some from VetUK
These little beasts scoffed down 3x100g packets of catfood!!! and dad's already fed them twice today already!
simon.r
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FWIW my 18 month old cat eats about 400g of packet food a day, plus a few 'treats' and he's not overweight. Not sure what's considered normal?
raleighnut
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Kittens are old enough to be separated from mum, I'd adopt at least one of em before the owners get shot of them.
Mrs M
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- Aberdeenshire
Aw, well done, they're all so cute
One looks like a mini version of our cat
Mummy cat must trust you
RoubaixCube
~Tribanese~
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- London, UK
Kittens are old enough to be separated from mum, I'd adopt at least one of em before the owners get shot of them.
Well, my dad says there were originally 5 kittens but we're not sure what happened to the other three. Most likely already been given away.
Unfortunately other then being a good neighbour, im not too sure about stealing one to hide away lol. I dont think my dad is keen either, If they are around he'll feed and play with them but if not hes not fussed. He doesnt want to get tied down by all the costs that come with looking after a cat.
I also dont think id be able to pick one kitten and not the other. they are both so adorable!!
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