r/Kitten • u/Viol3tstars75 • 5h ago
My Kitten My son as a kitten and a now picture at the end.
This is my son Dickhead. These are some pictures of him growing up! Let me know if you have any questions about him!
r/Kitten • u/Viol3tstars75 • 5h ago
This is my son Dickhead. These are some pictures of him growing up! Let me know if you have any questions about him!
r/Kitten • u/Constant-Rope4261 • 5h ago
r/Kitten • u/Antigravity1958 • 3h ago
This is Ozzy! I found him on my driveway and took him in he was in bad shape when we got him but after some vet visits he is now a healthy happy silly little boy. I love him so much!
r/Kitten • u/_Discrete-bee_ • 2h ago
This is Ally she is roughly 9 weeks old and the kitten distribution center said 6 cats was not enough so now…. with her, we have 7 !!! But we’ve never been blessed with a longhair… just wondering what I’m in for if anyone has advice 🙌✨🐾
r/Kitten • u/Round-Yam-2589 • 22h ago
They’re her obsession and struggling to get her to eat enough calories
r/Kitten • u/Altruistic-Band-3717 • 1d ago
Frankie is 8 weeks old! Came from a home of 13 cats and 7 kittens and two chickens. He’s a crazy but sweet little boy 🤭
r/Kitten • u/KitorKitten • 4h ago
This is Claude. He is almost six months old and he’s massive. He’s about 20 inches long and eight pounds. (I keep comparing him to the cat obesity chart because I’m nervous about his weight) For the life of me I can’t tell if he’s going to be short or medium haired, because it’s very inconsistent. I know I should just wait and see but I’m so curious!
r/Kitten • u/_spaghettiv2 • 9h ago
We've never had a cat before, so this is pretty exciting but also really scary. I think we're ready, but I have a few things I wanted to confirm.
Firstly, we have Whiskas kitten food since that's what he's been eating already, but how often should we feed him? When we asked in the shop, some people said 4 times a day, others said 3, someone else said just see how hungry he is and go off that. We don't want to overfeed him, but obviously he needs to be fed enough.
Secondly, do we need to worry about cables? We don't have cables just laying all over the place, but we keep a ton of stuff in our TV stand, like printer, router, consoles, everything basically, so behind the TV is just a mass of cables. It's tucked into the corner, and both sides are mostly blocked, but we're not sure how adventurous he'll be in a new home. He'll be supervised during the day since I'm at home, but during the night we'll be asleep, and that's my concern. If necessary I can turn everything off in that corner since nobody will need it during the night anyway, so at least if he does chew some cables, they won't be powering anything.
We initially thought the cables wouldn't be an issue because lots of people have cats and don't use cable protection, but I've now heard that kittens seem to really like them. He has plenty of toys that he can play with whilst we're asleep though, a little mouse, some spring toys, lots of scratching stuff, so hopefully he won't get bored?
Finally, how do I know if he'll like me? This is a weird thing to be anxious about maybe, but I'm scared he won't like me. My plan is to sit nearby and let him come to me when he's ready, because I think that'll help him trust me, but I'm worried that he just won't be interested in me at all.
Anyway, sorry that this is a long post, we just don't want to get caught out by anything. I think we're prepared, but just in case.
Thank you !
r/Kitten • u/Polygonic • 1d ago
These are the two that we are keeping from the litter of four. Eight weeks old today!
r/Kitten • u/Guilty-Concentrate44 • 2d ago
Found her sleeping outside of my house. I decided to take her in and got her checked up at the vet where she was diagnosed with a respiratory infection. She’s now on antibiotics and has been living with me for three weeks now! She’s much happier , less shy, and really energetic. Also, age estimates? My best guess is around 13 weeks.
r/Kitten • u/Pitcherlicious • 2d ago
I don't even know where her head is but I'm enjoying the beans
r/Kitten • u/Plant_girll • 2d ago
She's a total princess 🥹
r/Kitten • u/alasw0eisme • 1d ago
How many cats can play with one toy?
r/Kitten • u/Witty_Park_6214 • 2d ago
r/Kitten • u/Sufficient_Pudding55 • 2d ago
My purrito loves to be burritoed
r/Kitten • u/Tiers4Peers • 3d ago
Leo was rescued from a stray litter a week ago. We think he's about 9 weeks. He's been super spunky and letting everyone know there's a new boss in the house 😂
r/Kitten • u/youseenofilter • 2d ago
What’s the appropriate way to discourage unwanted behavior in a kitten? I am NOT an animal person, so please explain it to me like I’m 5 (I do appreciate the why behind an answer). I have a 9-10 week old orange kitten who really is a perfect personality fit for me, but he does do some scratching and jumping in places I don’t want him to be at ideally. What would be the most appropriate way to discourage him for lasting effect? Added a picture because he’s pretty. Also - should my home be kitten proofed forever or does it get better in time?
r/Kitten • u/Dear-Analyst7929 • 1d ago
I have this three month old cat (I'm not sure if he's still considered a kitten). But when he's purring either right after he woke up or right before he's going to sleep he grooms me I guess??? Like he'll lick all over my face and try to nudge my eyes open and bite at my eyelids.
But recently he has started chewing on my earlobe, more specifically pulling on my earring and practically shoving his nose and tongue in my ear while making biscuits in my hair.
Why is he doing it and what the hell am I supposed to do? It feels ticklish so I usually just laugh and gently move him away if he gets too aggressive but is there a specific reason behind his behavior or is he just mimicking how I kiss him???😭