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So what do I mean by "fake biting"? Well, it's like this. My kitty Viseryn neither bites nor claws--he has never broken my skin with either deal. However sometimes when he's being petted or something, he will roll over onto his back, reach out with one or both paws to sort of grab my hand, and...

This is Emmet. Emmet isn't related to any of the other four kitties, but at seven years old he's the senior in the house. He likes to spend the nights sleeping under my chair--those are my feet on the side there. This is Viseryn's brother, Stormy. He was cleaning himself when I snapped this...

The kittens--well,  they aren't anymore really, they're all slightly over a year. I'll post up pictures of KitTen, Ghost, and Stormy tomorrow but be prepared to have issues seeing anything with KitTen. She tends to turn into an indistinct black cat-shaped form in pictures.

Yup. Our polydactycl queen, KitTen, had a litter of five kitties--four of them also polydactyl, three of them tabbies that look like a stray that hangs out in our yard, one black like his mother, and Viseryn the colorpoint mutant. We got her spayed after they were born. Three of the five kittens...

Don't let the angelic face fool you. This is a vicious little cuddle monster who does not care if you are reading a book, playing a video game, or just sat down to cool off after mowing the lawn. When he wants cuddles--which is most of the time--he doesn't really feel that you get a choice in...

That's Viseryn's coat color now. That's what it was when he was a kitten in winter.

I was on hear a few months back talking about my kitties Viseryn, Stormy, and Ghost. All three are siblings, two boys and one girl, from our momma cat KitTen (who has since been neutered). Their momma has Siamese, Maine Coon, and Bengal in her. She is chocolate brown with long hair and extra...

Hey there! I, too, am new to the cat world. I grew up with a dog and a cat both in the house, and have lived with people who had cats, but I've never had my own pet before. My fiance has a number of cats, however, and when her cat KitTen had a litter (we got her fixed after) I decided to keep...

Yes, his fur is browner where it's warmer! Basicallly, on pointed cat's they are born with an enzyme that is a slightly different shape than normal. This alternate shape causes the enzyme to not function at a temperature where it normally would--normal cat body temperature. This enzyme is...