Post your CAT pictures here! (2)

meh_meli wrote in post #16502757
Two week old kittens should be ~4" long and at 9 weeks they should be ~ 2lbs.
They should get some Panacur or Albon and some groups may offer discounted rates for getting them fixed.
Bottle feeding and kittens are not for everyone. Yikes.

Thanks! They had two rounds of strongid and came up negative for everything but I still suspect coccidia or giardia like issues. My vet is great and will prescribe without having to bring in a bunch of playful kittens. I found some good resources as I tried to get homes for the kittens.

Cubdriver wrote in post #16502821
bugadrienne - good on you for taking them in and helping them. They're adorable. Not cool about the neighbor returning Fireball. I don't get how people can do things like that...

Thank you. I know right?

-Pat

misty66 wrote in post #16502872
I agree with Pat, good thing you took them in and are helping them. They sure are cute....and yes some people should not have pets at all.
And welcome to POTN of course!!

Thanks for the welcome, and I agree.

silma wrote in post #16503067
@ bugadrienne: you're doing great with the kittens, they'll pay you back with tons of love and purrrrr

Thanks, they have been lovable since the beginning. It surprises me as they were feral.

Here is a photo of Gremlin. She was a feral rescue that I found 2 weeks earlier that was so covered in mange that I thought she would lose her ears and tail. She was around 6-8 weeks when her feral mom brought her to the patio. I had come back from her follow up appt. the day I found the smaller ones. All is well with her now.

Speaking of favorite drinking devices, here is Yoda's:

EverydayGetaway wrote:
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IMG_8803.jpg by EverydayGetaway, on Flickr

brought my attention since I took one just like it, only the other way around. Here's Yoda flipping bird at the photographer:

Thank you, kido. You have beautiful photos of Yoda!
Yoda is lovely and I love the sprinkler shot. My Smokey is funny like that. When I squirted him with a water bottle to get him off the counter, he decided it was drinkin' time. lol
I like the flipping off photos as well. That look on EverydayGetaway's cat's face is great. It is the look I sometimes get when I train my cats with sounds. Being that I have a water lover, I resorted to imitating growls (simply humming) and hisses (not exactly) to deal with unacceptable behaviors, also purrs and nice sounds to reward them. Aside from sounding like a lunatic, it works very well with my rescued ferals (all my cats) and can be converted to the previously futile "no" and worded praises after a while.

Meet Bella my hairless kitty kat

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Cajacobson17 wrote in post #16506877
Meet Bella my hairless kitty kat

Beautiful texture captured. I want to pet that kitty. <3

Rick, that is a nice candle lit shot of the ginger kitty. The fur looks great.

Another one of Chipper plotting his attack on the tree...

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My two kitties

Warrick

Ozzie

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Cajacobson17 wrote in post #16506877
Meet Bella my hairless kitty kat

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Bella by Corey Jacobson, on Flickr

wow

Our other cat when we first got her

About half way up the tree. LOL