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Kitten Lovers: Cuteness Overload
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This forum discussion centers around the adorable antics of kittens, particularly focusing on a kitten named Ember. Ember exhibits playful behavior typical of young cats, such as defying household rules and engaging in mischievous activities like knocking over litter. The conversation also highlights the challenges and joys of kitten ownership, including managing their energy and playfulness. Participants share personal experiences and updates about their own cats, fostering a sense of community among cat lovers.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of kitten behavior and development stages
- Familiarity with common cat care practices, including litter box management
- Knowledge of social dynamics in pet ownership
- Basic skills in video sharing and online communication
- Research effective litter box training techniques for kittens
- Explore behavioral training methods for young cats
- Learn about the nutritional needs of kittens for optimal development
- Investigate ways to document and share pet videos online
Cat owners, animal behaviorists, and anyone interested in the social dynamics of pet ownership will benefit from reading this discussion.
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To all who have asked themselves - as I did - why it's called the way it is:
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Sadly, last month marked the exit of our two cats. The Abyssinian had been very sick for at least two years, but modern medicine kept him alive until he passed 16. The other one, a Norwegian Forest, had been sort of silent and sleepy for some time. We put it down to age, but X-rays showed a tumor on the lungs...
Anyway, here is the new cat in residence. He is a Korat and at 15 weeks still a kitten.
Anyway, here is the new cat in residence. He is a Korat and at 15 weeks still a kitten.
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Aww yes!Drakkith said:
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This one stands on two legs!
http://www.instagram.com/p/BpfEnhjFH6g/
http://www.instagram.com/p/BpfEnhjFH6g/
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Upright walking? They have to be stoppedDennisN said:
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Whenever someone is looking...
A few moments later... This is the reason why I bought wood pet gates to create a boundary between these two when nobody is around.
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https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/236736 Why isn't there a dog-lovers forum as well? My dog is veeery offended- or maybe cats have begun their journey to world domination by getting to the physicists first and not allowing one to be created...seems fishy either way
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Krushnaraj Pandya said:Why isn't there a dog-lovers forum as well? My dog is veeery offended- or maybe cats have begun their journey to world domination by getting to the physicists first and not allowing one to be created...seems fishy either way
(Source: http://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/domestication)
Seriously though, here's a PF dog related thread [Edit: I see you've already posted in it]: https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/the-pf-member-dog-thread.934811/
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Hahaha, yes- but there's still a huge difference, 180 pages on the cat thread; and on the dog there's...collinsmark said:
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Two of those cats thinks the food stinksBandersnatch said:
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Looks to me like the special fragrance is shared all around. It's just that some of it has a distinctly crotchy musk, and some of it carries the pungency of the bum.nitsuj said:
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An amazing goalkeeper!
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Had a polydactyl named, what else, "Paddlefoot" a few years back.
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...why not both?!
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right, PF can stand also for Pussycats Forums [emoji3]Drakkith said: