http://pregnantcatinfo.com/2010/06/25/kitten-development-end-of-second-week/ All you want to know about caring for a pregnant cat and all cat pregnancy related issues as well as nursing, newborn kittens, and kitten care tips Thu, 13 Jan 2011 01:02:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://pregnantcatinfo.com/2010/06/25/kitten-development-end-of-second-week/comment-page-1/#comment-93 Sneaky One Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:14:19 +0000 http://pregnantcatinfo.com/?p=154#comment-93 The tuxedo kitten looks so curious. I bet he's mischievous, isn't he? He's so handsome! The tuxedo kitten looks so curious. I bet he’s mischievous, isn’t he? He’s so handsome!

]]> http://pregnantcatinfo.com/2010/06/25/kitten-development-end-of-second-week/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Newborn Kittens | Kitten Development Days 16-17 « Pregnant Cat Info Mon, 28 Jun 2010 23:29:54 +0000 http://pregnantcatinfo.com/?p=154#comment-22 [...] Kitten development update: How fun, all newborn kittens are playing, licking, and sucking one another. They still have no teeth but they’re learning how to use their little pink tongues to wash themselves. Of course, the tough cleaning job falls on their mother who is tending to all their needs. The kittens’ well-developed heat receptors (on their noses) make them seek each other and their mom for warmth. I try to visit at least three times a day and spend as much time as I can with them, since early contact with humans is vital. They now accept me and welcome my large intrusive hands. I just can’t believe that today’s cute games are going to someday evolve into more serious squabbles. The funniest change is the kitten’s ears. They are still folded but they’re starting to perk up. [...] [...] Kitten development update: How fun, all newborn kittens are playing, licking, and sucking one another. They still have no teeth but they’re learning how to use their little pink tongues to wash themselves. Of course, the tough cleaning job falls on their mother who is tending to all their needs. The kittens’ well-developed heat receptors (on their noses) make them seek each other and their mom for warmth. I try to visit at least three times a day and spend as much time as I can with them, since early contact with humans is vital. They now accept me and welcome my large intrusive hands. I just can’t believe that today’s cute games are going to someday evolve into more serious squabbles. The funniest change is the kitten’s ears. They are still folded but they’re starting to perk up. [...]

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