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I mentioned in a post in November that we adopted two new female kittens (4-5 month olds). The girls are doing fine and the process of introducing the has gone without many complications. My son's named them Sheba and Shela.
Question 1.
I immediately took the kittens to the vet. I must have cleaned them up good they didn't have any flea's left. The vet put them on a kitten plan? Which includes: 1. initial vet visit, 2. then they get seen every two weeks for three visists by the assistant a) weight b) temp c) more shots 3. then another visit with vet. None of my other cats/kittens seen a vet so many times as a kitten is this normal? It almost seems like what I went through with my son ROFL.
Question 2.
I BELIEVE IN SPAYING let me start by saying that. When to spay is my 2nd question. My mother taught me, it was best to let femals have a litter first then spay. Well mom is old fashion and that not going to happen. So I thought the closest I would come to that is let them have a heat before I get them spayed. What is general consensis?
Vet says anytime but I think they are still to young.
Question 3.
Anyone else out there have a cat that Churps? That is the closest word I can come up with for what the noise is they make. Is cute
but is it normal?
When they open their mouth to cry no sound comes out. The runt has been trying really hard to communicate and what I am hearing is Squeeking.
Question 4.
Do/can cats bond to more than one person? Their breed is the simese that look like racoons. They still sleep in the safe room, with my youngest son 31. He was never going to love another cat since he lost Miss Chief and it warms my heart to see him with the kittens
He is smiling and laughing again.
I am trying to avoid as much contact as possible I do not want them bonding to me. But it is hard not to do as I the one they see most. The little one always seems to need someone close to her, don't touch her just close. haha
ok off to vet visit no. 3 for the girls
Hugs Menou lover
I mentioned in a post in November that we adopted two new female kittens (4-5 month olds). The girls are doing fine and the process of introducing the has gone without many complications. My son's named them Sheba and Shela.
Question 1.
I immediately took the kittens to the vet. I must have cleaned them up good they didn't have any flea's left. The vet put them on a kitten plan? Which includes: 1. initial vet visit, 2. then they get seen every two weeks for three visists by the assistant a) weight b) temp c) more shots 3. then another visit with vet. None of my other cats/kittens seen a vet so many times as a kitten is this normal? It almost seems like what I went through with my son ROFL.
Question 2.
I BELIEVE IN SPAYING let me start by saying that. When to spay is my 2nd question. My mother taught me, it was best to let femals have a litter first then spay. Well mom is old fashion and that not going to happen. So I thought the closest I would come to that is let them have a heat before I get them spayed. What is general consensis?
Vet says anytime but I think they are still to young.
Question 3.
Anyone else out there have a cat that Churps? That is the closest word I can come up with for what the noise is they make. Is cute
When they open their mouth to cry no sound comes out. The runt has been trying really hard to communicate and what I am hearing is Squeeking.
Question 4.
Do/can cats bond to more than one person? Their breed is the simese that look like racoons. They still sleep in the safe room, with my youngest son 31. He was never going to love another cat since he lost Miss Chief and it warms my heart to see him with the kittens
I am trying to avoid as much contact as possible I do not want them bonding to me. But it is hard not to do as I the one they see most. The little one always seems to need someone close to her, don't touch her just close. haha
ok off to vet visit no. 3 for the girls
Hugs Menou lover