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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I seem to find myself with one of my neighbours kittens (that somehow managed to get out of their garden, through another and into mine!) sat on my lap now it has calmed down and no longer scared and shaking purring away
Looks to me like its only about 6/7weeks at most - its been years since i've dealt with kittens this young, the neighbours have been out all morning and looks like they aren't planning on coming back any time soon (who would want to in this
weather!) so i need to give it something to eat soon as its been over an hour since it arrived and i have no idea when it last ate!
From what i remember weetabix is OK for them at that kind of age, if i make a bit with water that should be OK for him shouldn't it?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!! |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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"Do not give it cow's milk it can make it ill..."
Yep! Cow`s milk if it doesn`t make a cat sick straight away it`s prolonged use can lead to kidney failure and blindness  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!!"
Sorry - two conversations at once - *more water!!! |
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"Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!!"
Don't give its cow's milk!!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!!
Don't give its cow's milk!!!!!"
I didn't! Don't panic!
Was having a conversation about not giving its cows milk and had a ditsy moment typing the wrong one . . .  |
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"Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!!
Don't give its cow's milk!!!!!
I didn't! Don't panic!
Was having a conversation about not giving its cows milk and had a ditsy moment typing the wrong one . . . "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I can here one of the litter crying where he left them - Is it normal that he really doesn't seem to care and keeps curling back up like he's trying to cover his ears?! 
Then again he does seem to be pretty comfy curled up between my legs 
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!!"
Keep that one as it looks like ita owners don't care and its happy with you  |
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"I can here one of the litter crying where he left them - Is it normal that he really doesn't seem to care and keeps curling back up like he's trying to cover his ears?!
Then again he does seem to be pretty comfy curled up between my legs
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Just deny all knowledge that you have it!! I want a kitten but not allowed cats and dogs in my flat |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I can here one of the litter crying where he left them - Is it normal that he really doesn't seem to care and keeps curling back up like he's trying to cover his ears?!
Then again he does seem to be pretty comfy curled up between my legs
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I still think a phonecall to the RSPCA might be worthwhile if they are outside on a warm day like today. Anything could have happened to the little one you've got (who I'm called wuv!) he's incredibly lucky that its your garden he found himself in. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Well atm i can't currently move as it is fast asleep on my lap purring away so i don't want to disturb it - especially after the scary morning its had!
As soon as it wakes up i will offer a bit of soggy bread and more milk and see if he wants it
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WANT A KITTEN NOW!!!!!!!
Keep that one as it looks like ita owners don't care and its happy with you "
Looks a bit young to have left the litter tbh
And i would offer to keep it - but it has a hard lump of skin on the top of his head, like a bit or something that has gotten a little infected (its like a little bubble, its only small but on a little head looks big!) |
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"Are they all outside? I didn't think kittens were allowed out till after they have their injections at around 12 weeks! "
That's what I thought, hence me thinking it might be worth ringing the RSPCA. This little one is very lucky he got to Please Me who's really looking after him. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I can here one of the litter crying where he left them - Is it normal that he really doesn't seem to care and keeps curling back up like he's trying to cover his ears?!
Then again he does seem to be pretty comfy curled up between my legs
I still think a phonecall to the RSPCA might be worthwhile if they are outside on a warm day like today. Anything could have happened to the little one you've got (who I'm called wuv!) he's incredibly lucky that its your garden he found himself in."
Its a good thing next door weren't in with their Rottie!!
I'll give them until 4pm, if they haven't come home by then i'll re-think my plan!
I don't have their numbers but have them on FB, have messaged them both but they haven't been read yet |
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"Are they all outside? I didn't think kittens were allowed out till after they have their injections at around 12 weeks!
That's what I thought, hence me thinking it might be worth ringing the RSPCA. This little one is very lucky he got to Please Me who's really looking after him. "
I wasn't sure if one had just escaped. Poor kitty x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Are they all outside? I didn't think kittens were allowed out till after they have their injections at around 12 weeks!
That's what I thought, hence me thinking it might be worth ringing the RSPCA. This little one is very lucky he got to Please Me who's really looking after him.
I wasn't sure if one had just escaped. Poor kitty x "
I'm not sure how many are there, but i can definitely hear at least one crying out
I'll feel so bad if it was only the two of them and it's in there all on its own while this one is here with me!! |
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Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc. |
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over a year ago
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With regards to feeding I reckon the idea about a pouch of kitten food was best, just keep them warm and comfy and I'm sure they'll be fine.
In addition - awwwwwww! |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc. "
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I can here one of the litter crying where he left them - Is it normal that he really doesn't seem to care and keeps curling back up like he's trying to cover his ears?!
Then again he does seem to be pretty comfy curled up between my legs
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who wouldn't mmmm  |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden "
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X"
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too. |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden "
Can you go get the other kitten? I feel bad it's outside in the heat. A wee call to the local vet maybe? They'll be able to at least give you some advice. Hope they're okay. Bathe the lump with lukewarm salty water... clean is good. And finally hats off to you for caring. |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too. "
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now "
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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i think i know why the other one left home - the second keeps biting and eating him!!
They are together but separated on my lap with a towel andboth purring away taking in the new surroundings - MAD HOUSE!!!!! |
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Kittens that age SHOULD NOT be outside.
If they are your neighbours, they don't deserve them back until they learn how to take care of them.
Sounds like they're just a money making scheme to them,to me
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i think i know why the other one left home - the second keeps biting and eating him!!
They are together but separated on my lap with a towel andboth purring away taking in the new surroundings - MAD HOUSE!!!!! "
I'd leave home if someone bit and ate me!  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"i think i know why the other one left home - the second keeps biting and eating him!!
They are together but separated on my lap with a towel andboth purring away taking in the new surroundings - MAD HOUSE!!!!!
I'd leave home if someone bit and ate me! "
I don't mind someone eating and biting me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I can here one of the litter crying where he left them - Is it normal that he really doesn't seem to care and keeps curling back up like he's trying to cover his ears?!
Then again he does seem to be pretty comfy curled up between my legs
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What are you going to name him. We suggest lucky. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Please please ring the Rspca National helpline 0300 1234 999
If you explain the circumstances they'll arrange for a volunteer to come pick them up. The kits need to see a vet as soon as possible, especially the bitten one. Rest assured no animal will be give back to a neglectful owner and if they mother needs attention she'll have it if the rspca get involved.
I'm a volunteer for my local branch and unfortunately this is a common occurrence.
Good luck and keep us posted |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Please please ring the Rspca National helpline 0300 1234 999
If you explain the circumstances they'll arrange for a volunteer to come pick them up. The kits need to see a vet as soon as possible, especially the bitten one. Rest assured no animal will be give back to a neglectful owner and if they mother needs attention she'll have it if the rspca get involved.
I'm a volunteer for my local branch and unfortunately this is a common occurrence.
Good luck and keep us posted "
I tried that number and every time i went through all the selections it would say look online then cut me off!!
I've just got back from my local RSPCA office and they have given me some cat litter and food to tide me over for a bit until i can see the owners. They won't take them in because they aren't sick etc plus they dont have the space and i know who the owners are
i've made a cat litter tray out of an old small cutlery tray organiser
The owners still haven't come back so looks like i may have them til later or even overnight!!
They seem happy enough anyway - they're running around following me and the child everywhere and busy attacking shadows, curtains and each other! |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all!"
My lad is animal obsessed. He would love a pet. Not allowed dogs or cats so trying to decide between a tortoise, huge rabbit or guinea pigs for Xmas |
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"Please please ring the Rspca National helpline 0300 1234 999
If you explain the circumstances they'll arrange for a volunteer to come pick them up. The kits need to see a vet as soon as possible, especially the bitten one. Rest assured no animal will be give back to a neglectful owner and if they mother needs attention she'll have it if the rspca get involved.
I'm a volunteer for my local branch and unfortunately this is a common occurrence.
Good luck and keep us posted
I tried that number and every time i went through all the selections it would say look online then cut me off!!
I've just got back from my local RSPCA office and they have given me some cat litter and food to tide me over for a bit until i can see the owners. They won't take them in because they aren't sick etc plus they dont have the space and i know who the owners are
i've made a cat litter tray out of an old small cutlery tray organiser
The owners still haven't come back so looks like i may have them til later or even overnight!!
They seem happy enough anyway - they're running around following me and the child everywhere and busy attacking shadows, curtains and each other! "
Sounds like fun! Glad they're being well looked after, they probably would of wandered into the road and got squished if they hadnt been rescued! X |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all!
My lad is animal obsessed. He would love a pet. Not allowed dogs or cats so trying to decide between a tortoise, huge rabbit or guinea pigs for Xmas "
African Pygmy Hedgehogs!!!
I want one |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all!
My lad is animal obsessed. He would love a pet. Not allowed dogs or cats so trying to decide between a tortoise, huge rabbit or guinea pigs for Xmas
African Pygmy Hedgehogs!!!
I want one "
I got told you have to clean their bristles by hand and its a right pain in the arse. They are super cute tho. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all!
My lad is animal obsessed. He would love a pet. Not allowed dogs or cats so trying to decide between a tortoise, huge rabbit or guinea pigs for Xmas
African Pygmy Hedgehogs!!!
I want one
I got told you have to clean their bristles by hand and its a right pain in the arse. They are super cute tho. "
First i've heard!
Don't get an albino one either - Evil red eyes!! |
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By * n zCouple
over a year ago
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Don't know if anyone has said this so sorry if they have ........... My cat has had 3 litters of kittens so I know a bit, if you don't have kitten food ( kittens can be weaned from 4 weeks) some tuna in water of brine they will love, or some chicken or plain fish cut up in tiny pieces.
Most people don't get kittens till they are 8 weeks, at least I'd never let mone go till then.
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all!
My lad is animal obsessed. He would love a pet. Not allowed dogs or cats so trying to decide between a tortoise, huge rabbit or guinea pigs for Xmas
African Pygmy Hedgehogs!!!
I want one
I got told you have to clean their bristles by hand and its a right pain in the arse. They are super cute tho.
First i've heard!
Don't get an albino one either - Evil red eyes!! "
Just had a quick google and no mention of the cleaning thing! Maybe the woman who told me was talking bollocks then! She was a bit strange lol x |
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"Are you sure it's your neighbours cats and not a ferral litter. I'd hate to think anyone would knowingly leave a litter of kittens outside.
Use warm salty water of the infection. My cat gets in scraps all the time and comes home with abscesses etc.
I live in the middle of nowhere, we are the only 6 houses here unless you go up the road and across the main road or go over the bridge to the next lane
They breed rabbits and usually have litters of kittens every so often so i'll be surprised if its not theirs!
Plus like i said i can hear the other kitten crying from their garden
Can you get to that one too?? They can cuddle up together then! X
Update: The second kitten has just arrived in the garden, having found its way to its friend. Please Me (and her little boy) are currently calming the scared new kitten down. He's a bit smaller and is terrified too.
Oh that's good news!! Poor things. Least someone's looking out for them now
Her little boy is being really gentle with them and she's just looking after them the best she can. What an adventurous Saturday for them all!
My lad is animal obsessed. He would love a pet. Not allowed dogs or cats so trying to decide between a tortoise, huge rabbit or guinea pigs for Xmas
African Pygmy Hedgehogs!!!
I want one
I got told you have to clean their bristles by hand and its a right pain in the arse. They are super cute tho.
First i've heard!
Don't get an albino one either - Evil red eyes!!
Just had a quick google and no mention of the cleaning thing! Maybe the woman who told me was talking bollocks then! She was a bit strange lol x "
You have to clean their bollocks by hand??? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Well the kittens were indeed very cute - but have sadly just gone home!
bang goes my opportunity for Multiple pussy stroking' gags! "
He did enjoy playing with my pussies last night
Even called one Obi!!! It was female . . . |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just an update - I now own both kittens and they are happily playing and exploring their new home
And are about to be spoilt rotten and tormented by Obi!! |
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By * Jay69Man
over a year ago
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"Just an update - I now own both kittens and they are happily playing and exploring their new home
And are about to be spoilt rotten and tormented by Obi!! "
Sounds like a happy ending, Awwwww, I love kittings |
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"Well the kittens were indeed very cute - but have sadly just gone home!
bang goes my opportunity for Multiple pussy stroking' gags!
He did enjoy playing with my pussies last night
Even called one Obi!!! It was female . . . "
Obi's a pussy!!! Obi's a pussy!!! hehehe |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Well the kittens were indeed very cute - but have sadly just gone home!
bang goes my opportunity for Multiple pussy stroking' gags!
He did enjoy playing with my pussies last night
Even called one Obi!!! It was female . . .
Obi's a pussy!!! Obi's a pussy!!! hehehe "
And a hairy one at that |
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"Well the kittens were indeed very cute - but have sadly just gone home!
bang goes my opportunity for Multiple pussy stroking' gags!
He did enjoy playing with my pussies last night
Even called one Obi!!! It was female . . .
Obi's a pussy!!! Obi's a pussy!!! hehehe
And a hairy one at that "
hahaha |
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"Sorry to ask but just read this thread. Did you manage to sort the little kitten out in the end?
she's now the proud owner of them both! T"
Oh lovely. Well hope all is well and I guess she knows about all the injections etc.. |
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By *umsuckMan
over a year ago
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Read the first few posts on this thread and skipped the rest. No disrespect to all those animal lovers out there but I just knew that those kittens were going to end up in a loving and caring home. You really don't have a choice if a cat decides you are the one lol. God bless you op8 x |
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"Sorry to ask but just read this thread. Did you manage to sort the little kitten out in the end?
she's now the proud owner of them both! T
Oh lovely. Well hope all is well and I guess she knows about all the injections etc.."
The kittens are fine. They weren't abandoned - had just escaped from a neighbour who had a buyer lined up.
The buyer pulled out and Fox was given the option of having them. They're currently fast asleep on the floor, have all new 'kitten kit' - carrier, bed, scratch post and litter tray. And have been well looked after by the original owners and checked thoroughly by the vet.
Jabs, neutering/speying and all required vet involvement is sorted.
They're going to be a very happy pair of smitten kittens!! |
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