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.
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DennisN said:
Damn wormhole!AlexCaledin said:
I have a question. Is your catto a she or a he?DennisN said:
A he. A 17 year old he.Psinter said:
Seven whaaaaah?! Actually I'm not sure about what a cat's lifetime isDennisN said:
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It is old. If he was a human, he would be about 70-80 years old. He gets special food due to kidney problems, which is common in old cats, and the special food combined with the old age, makes them a bit smaller and thinner than normal. But he is a great and very affectionate cat.Psinter said:Is that young? I got no sense of age here. He looks young. He also looks very well taken care of.
DennisN said:
That is a lot of years. Send him a hug from me!Will do.Psinter said:
I got him when he was a couple of months old.Psinter said:
Yes, my cat does that too, when he is relaxed and when I touch him, like in the animation you posted. It is called kneading (wiki article: Kneading) and there are different hypotheses why they do it.Psinter said:
nsaspook said:
a Warning for Lovers!
