Raising these two siblings together has been unique and wonderful. While they are bonded to each other it's done nothing to keep them from bonding to us. This is a wonderful time of the year because most of us are inside and home a bit more in the winter. It gives you that time to bond with your kits. I'm hoping this works out for you.
I have no doubt seeing that tom up close that he's the daddy of both of them. They look so much alike yet Toad is much more streamlined and delicate where Frog is rounder all over and bigger. Toad also has the Siamese voice and both carry their tails with a kink on the tip often. Frog coos and trills at us. Toad is more like an old screen door.
Hmm. "Who's your daddy?" might be a question for Frog
I had crossed eyes when I was born, too. It corrected in time.
Seems like yesterday I was hanging them over the trash can at 3AM emptying their poop boxes. They grow up so fast. Mercy goes in for shots next week and we'll schedule their spays then. Dr. Nolan handles her own surgery scheduling it's just easier to talk to her in person. It hurts my heart I have to hurt them to make their lives better.
Oh without a doubt they will be spayed. I always have issues with this. Not them being spayed but the actual handing over and not being in control of my pets. We have real trust issues after Kitten. They know us by name there and what we went though so it really helps. We don't have to explain. Not fixing Tera's babies would invalidate everything we've tried to do here. Yes there will be sobbing and lip quivering and jitters and just in general paranoia. I'll walk through my emotional landmines and take care of my babies.
Yes, I know and empathize, but it will improve their lives immeasurably and not contribute to the massive overpopulation crisis, so the benefits far outweigh the negatives, yes?
Mercy was trying to sleep and the baby was trying to help her.
