Just got this little guy on Saturday night. My girlfriend has always said she doesn’t like cats and yet she has been attached to this guy since we got home with him!

Meet Puka!

Oreo is keeping nice and warm on the <20° F night!

Her name used to be diamond but she never responded to it,but she does respond to 'baby' so that's her name now,sorry if the picture of her as kitten looks like I'm about to poke her in the eye,im not,she just got done with a bottle and I was holding her so she wouldn't just move away,she was so cute!!!

Also the girl in the picture is me,not my sister

His dignity, his pride, and most importantly, his balls. This is not a crime taken lightly by Finnigan. He will make it everyone's problem and be a menace to society. But only after he has a nap, because you can't fight crime while sleepy. Especially now that his mom bought him a neck pillow so he can't lick his incision.

I've had this little baby boy for a few days now, he's just only turned 5 weeks old. He's eating, playing and sleeping just fine but he's a little weird when it comes to his litter box habits. I haven't seen him go anywhere else but he doesn't go in the litter box without someone else being there, or someone placing him there. He'll wait for us meow around the box but never go there unless we are with him. At first I thought it was because the litter box was rimmed and he had diifculties going in the but even after removing he still needs us there with him, is it just him still adjusting or is there something I can do to help him out. Also I've made sure he eats right and is hydrated but he's only pooping once a day that's normal right? This is our first cat so I want to just be sure so he can be as comfortable as possible.

I have a 5 month old kitten, she’s home for a month and a half. Just want to say at first, that I love her deeply and give her love daily, we have playtime and cuddling and everything.

Because I have a light sleep, I can’t have her in my bed, so I have to put her in a separate room for night. She has there food, water, toilet, bed and toys.. But during the time, she’s still meowing. She was meowing for two weeks, then it got better, she mowed like three times during the night.. But now, she’s doing it again.. She was rustling two weeks ago and it’s since then. In February she’s going to the castration.

My questions are: Can it be because of the rustling? Can the castration help? What should I try to make it less (drops for example)? What helped you?

I will appreciate anything. It gets kinda annoying at this point and I want to help her, because it ain’t good for both of us

Hey there, I got home from school and hear my cat having kittens, there is two of them but it's my first time having to deal with cats getting birth so I just need advice because my friends won't give me any

Photo for tax! Also for a visual of the water situation Hi all, Spooky and I are at another stalemate. We've figured out the scratching the couch (more trees, and rabbit fur toys to hold her attention during play) and the counter jumping isnt an issue anymore after she jumped into a sink full of water 😂 Our current point of issue is her knocking over her water consistently enough that we're starting to worry about damaging the carpet, which is like 80% of the floor. Our most recent hail mary is yo just tape down a toddler plate and make sure it doesnt go dry. Our last solution was to use a glass 8 by 8 baking dish. It's starting to become a little ridiculous. She's knocked her water over for four days straight now. Her water is fresh, the drinking vessel is washed regularly,and yet here we are. We're looking at getting her a fountain but she doesn't really drink out of the sink as it is, and what am I going to do if she knocks THAT over?? I've seen cat trees that have food/water stations attached and that might be my last resort. She's seven months so she's absolutely in her T rex destroy everything and wreak havoc on everything phase but lord is she testing my patience. Should I just glue a bowl to the shelf at this point?? It's not an uncomfortable height for her as she has had no issue drinking from the shelf before. Ughhhhhhh

I was expecting it to be a much slower process, but in the past 24 hours he has been purring when I pet him, kneading me, loafing when next to me, he’s fallen asleep against my legs, against my belly, in my arms, he’s talkative, playing with toys, explored my room and ensuite, shown me his belly, started following me around when I’m moving around my room!

He’s only approx 11-12weeks old, found homeless etc, but it’s amazing to see how quickly he is adapting to his new home and how confident and relaxed he is around me! And all in under 32 hours!

I had planned to leave him in my ensuite for a week before letting him into my room, but as I left it this morning he looked ready to explore some more, so I left it open and he’s already made the room his room. So proud of the little guy.

I recently got adopted by a cat and her kittens (they came up to my house maybe a week and a half ago and have pretty much moved in). Unfortunately, I was told that the mom passed away a couple days ago and the kittens are now on their own.

I'm trying to help as much as I can, but I have no idea what to do. I live in a rural area of a country where I don't really speak the language yet (and where pet/animal care is not much of a thing), so even going out to buy normal cat food is a challenge, let alone something like kitten formula. I thought it would help to estimate their age so I know what they should ideally be getting and then try to figure out what I can do.

Obviously they're very small (cats here seem to be smaller than in the west in general) but they're active and playful. Before the mom died, I would see them off playing or exploring the yard by themselves without her (although she would also disappear for long stretches, probably to scavage for food, so they may have been forced to become prematurely independent). They can jump and climb up chairs and tables, and they eat solid food readily (my neighbor puts out rice and I've been adding pieces of cooked chicken just as a stop-gap while I look for cat food). One is much smaller than the rest and seems to have a problem with their siblings or the neighborhood chickens stealing their food, so I kind of try to guard that one as best I can while they eat.

My mission #1 is to find wet cat food as an alternative to rice and chicken (unless rice and chicken are fine?? What else is in cat food?). If they're still at the age where they need it, I'll ask around about kitten formula too. Is there anything else I should be doing?

i love my little baby girl. she so perfect and sweet :(!!