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Angus is 3 years old and from what I've read, even for a cornie, he should be fully not a kitten anymore. He was neutered at about 6 months old and is the only cat in a home of 3 adults. We read about how this breed is "active" but that just doesn't start to describe his level of activity and...

My husband I work shift work & we haven't worked the same days for about a week. Angus has had a human with him all day every day for the whole time. He's one of those high maintenance kitties and will flat out demand hands on play sessions. Not only that, but our select comfort type bed...

Angus is my 1.5yr old cornish rex. I've heard and read this breed is very vocal and active, and I've found that to be true. The problem has been about the last 1-2 weeks. He has taken to pacing like a tiger in a cage at the front door, scratching at the door and absolutely yelling at the top...

I know it's not good for him, but I only let him have tiny bit, like a 1/4 teaspoon and he really loves it, even if he makes him shiver!

Reviving an old subject, but I had a question. Angus tolerated me putting his soft paws on. I believe they've been on for about 2 1/2 weeks. Old two fell off, and I just put those back on. My concern is this. . . They are staying on really well. So not only are his claws getting longer...

He's so hard to get a picture of him awake because he moves so quickly! But he had a rough couple of days. He's been playing so hard on our leather couches he had to get "softpaws" applied to his claws and he soooo hates them. Then I found 3-4 fleas on him the last couple of days so he had a...

He loves a warm lap so much he will tolerate my husband's banjo playing. And yes, as far as I know his hearing is normal.

He's growing so well. 14 weeks old here. One of the few moments he took to play somewhere away from us. He is SO a people cat, he's usually within arm's reach of us.

He's a true joy, though makes my husband a little crazy being under his feet all the time as he tries to do chores around the house. He's days short of 12 weeks old here.

He's so active, it's hard to get a clear shot of him! My husband helped by getting this shot of him just as he was wearing down from a hard play session.

My now 10 week old Angus, Cornish Rex. He's trying to "kill" the blanket. By the way, he doesn't get locked up in the crate, only the first couple of nights when he was very unfamiliar with the new house.

Hi, we're new to the site. I brought Angus home last week at 8 weeks old. He is a Cornish Rex with seal point markings. I'm gathering that he will keep his blue eyes. I am so sorry I don't have any photos, my camera is out of pocket. I think he's very handsome of course. I wanted this...