As every cat owner knows, nobody owns a cat!
The kittens have now all been registered as per their new owners choosen names:
MASTERPLAN RIVER RYU (M)
MASTERPLAN ROKU REN (F)
MASTERPLAN ROLLO VIKING WOLF (M)
MASTERPLAN ROXY COTTON CANDY (F)
MASTERPLAN RUE DE LA PAIX (F)
MASTERPLAN REMY BE THE LIGHT (M)
😻 Thank you Millie for producing this video 😻
Today we have moved the kittens into the bigger play area. All new and exciting toys! Girls seems to be bravest to start with #girlpower 🦸♀️
All the kittens are weaning well 😽
How often do you see a cat smiling at you? Well for most cat owners the answer is ‘Never’!
But, if you adopt the Chartreux, you will come home to an adorable smiling face every day!
These cats have a broad and well-rounded head structure, with a round shape forehead. Their cheeks are full and they have powerful jaws with it.
Their doe eyes have a slight depression among them with a relatively straighter nose and have medium sized ears.
This unique structure of their head and face gave them an always mysteriously smiling facial appearance.
Yes, that’s the case, no matter your beautiful Chartreux is sad or furious with you they will always appear smiling.
You will just love seeing them smile all the time and will also help you feel positive in difficult times and handle those situations calmly.
It’s great to have a lovely companion who will always be there to cheer you up through their beautiful and adorable smile x
Unbelievably Maddison’s kitten are one month old!. It been stressful with the heat, so fans have been on continuously!!!
Why Does Your Cat Like to Knead with Its Paws?
There’s no sight more endearing than to see your cat stretch out her paws and begin “kneading” what’s in front of her. A cat kneads in much the same way a baker works soft dough, using a pushing motion with her front paws, alternating between left and right. They will often purr while doing this, and the whole experience is pleasant and relaxing.
Cats knead when they’re kittens to stimulate milk production in the mother cat. The action pushes the mother’s skin away from their mouth as it stimulates the milk flow.
Kneading behavior appears in adult cats for different reasons. Like us, cats will sometimes get nervous, scared, or worried. If they are in unfamiliar territory, such as a vet’s office, some cats may knead bedding to help them relax and calm them down. It is a repetitive action that reminds them of a time when they felt safe and comforted.
But kneading can also be a sign that your cat is happy—especially when you have a plush new blanket on your lap and your cat is getting settled in for a nap. It’s probably as comforting for you as it is for them. Kneading will sometimes be accompanied by purring. The rhythmic motions from their purring and kneading create a sense of calm that may be followed by a peaceful sleep.
It’s also no surprise that the kneading motion stimulates a sense of comfort in human caretakers. Cats that stretch out their claws when they knead might cause a little bit of pain, but that is easily remedied if you place a blanket or towel over your lap. Light, gentle kneading feels like a massage and could lull us to sleep alongside our contented feline friends.
We have moved the kittens to a bigger secure area as they are now getting out of the box to explore 😸
The kittens are growing so quickly and are absolutely gorgeous. Thankfully the weather has finally cooled down, as we have had to have the fans on continuously.
If you didn’t know, kittens cannot control the temperature of their little bodies so they take on the temperature of their surroundings – too cold, safely warm or too hot. This is why it is critical to keep kittens safely warm at all times.
Weights today: 412g 491g 425g 418g 442g 469g
