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My Dora and Oreo are 17 wks old. How much food should they been taking in in a day? They love their science diet both hard and soft food they can't seem to get enough but I'm worried about getting tubby kittens

Anyone know of anywhere I can get Dora and Oreo their shots at low cost? They are both 11 week old kittens (Indoors) And I'd like to get them their shots... The few vets I have talked to have basically asked if I'm low income how come I have pets ?

Hi all, I clip my kittens nails, actually I did so for the first time last night and I'm wondering what is a good length of time between clippings? How many weeks? Thanks

picked them up some wet food and mixed it in with their dry stuff and they love it. Has stopped the whining also for the most part

One of our 11 week old kittens has turned into a huge whinnier especially if one of us goes into the kitchen. She always has a lot of food in her dish but it's like it never fills her, we're using Kitten Chow. Anyone use any other brand that they find really helps to fill a kittens tummy?

yeah I took it to another room today and cleaned it but it was funny cause while I was doing it I could here them whining on the other side of the door. Then this little black and white paw appears from under the door clawing at the floor, it was cute

Oero and Dora are litter mates and share the same litter box

Hi, my ten week old babies in the last couple of days have started attacking me when I clean their litter box out... The use their nails and try bitting anyone know what might be causing them to do this?

I can relate, I have two nine week old kittens and they are a handful but a lot of fun at the same time! My legs, arms, back are all the silent reminders of what can happen when kitty decides she wants to use those super sharp claws uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuo' speaking of kitty that was...

Thing is she has a companion, one from her own litter even.. And with two kids in the house they both get tons of play time, I don't know what it could be that is causing her to be like this, stress? I don't know

one of our two new kittins is driving me nuts, she's nine weeks old and is always doing that desperate, lonely sounding meow. She loves to follow me everywhere I go but I don't know what she wants... She has a littermate to play with and yet still it's whine whine whine

Mmm the last couple of days have been really good, Dora and Oreo where having fun eating and playing out in the open and with our two daughters. Today they don't come out from their hiding spot very often (They like to hide under a cedar hope chest) And they aren't eating or drinking a great...

So there seems to be at least some debate on whether in door cats need their shots or not.. I assume that since I'll be taking the kittens in to be fixed they will need their shots anyway. My question is , is there any harm in waiting longer then two months for their first shots? In other words...

I would try playing with him, let him see that he can have just as much fun inside with you as he can outside. Try keeping him busy other then that I don't know what to suggest

went and picked up her littermate today and wow as soon as they saw each other it was instant play time! All over each other having fun and very vocal, so cute!