My tabby cat is over one year old.

My tabby cat is over one year old.

I brought her home for the Chinese New Year and was chased by my parents. (The bald spot is the hair shaved for sterilization) She

is eight months old! I will sterilize her this weekend!

She is already a little fat.

Six and a half months, more than six pounds!

She turned five months old yesterday, 5 pounds and two ounces, and had her last injection (rabies). The next injection will be next year! After the injection,

the big-faced plate

was in the cat bag, watching her sister and brother eat delicious food,

lying on the railing and looking down on the crowd.

I am here, I am here, I brought new photos of my little fat boy!

My Hong Kong Island sister was adopted from someone else’s home at two months old. Her mother is a British shorthair and her father is a tabby cat. She looks like this –

white tabby cat, which is considered an American shorthair by passers-by, and the doctor at the pet hospital assumes that she is a British shorthair. But she does have half the pedigree of tabby cat. She has

many advantages. Maybe because she grew up with a mother with a good personality, she is very gentle and basically doesn’t bite people. You can touch her paws, head and belly at will. She is

also very generous and doesn’t hide when she sees people. Just going over and smelling the smell is considered familiar. Sometimes when I bring her back to the dormitory, she will lie directly on the desk of her roommate, or be hugged by the girl next door.

The disadvantages are probably that she is too energetic, eats a lot, and is talkative.

First of all, she is energetic. As long as you play with her, she will not sleep, and if you ignore her, she will try every means to attract your attention. Often when I finally make up my mind to start studying, she jumps on my desk, lies on my book, starts to chew my book, bites my pen, and asks for a touch. She

also sends messages for me.

Then she can eat. When I first brought her back to see the doctor, she was less than two kilograms. The doctor said she was too thin and asked me to feed her more delicious food. I didn’t buy too much, just better cat food, occasionally buy canned snacks, or cook a few pieces of chicken breast, shrimp, fish, etc. Now she is four months old, and I estimate that she must weigh five kilograms.

Finally, she is talkative! The talkativeness is mainly reflected in two aspects. The first is that she wakes up very early every morning! Then she runs over to wake me up. She nuzzles me with her nose, and if I ignore her, she meows.

The second thing is that she will meow loudly when she is scared. My sister is usually raised with my boyfriend. Sometimes when he is on a business trip, I will take her back to the dormitory. The dormitory has a bed above and a desk below. Sometimes when I get on the bed, she wants to get on the bed too. But I can’t carry her up there, she has to climb up by herself! But the problem is that she doesn’t dare to climb up, so this scene appears –

sometimes she is like a little devil, naughty and annoying, and sometimes she is a little angel, lying next to you and purring and acting coquettish. Sometimes we are super angry, but when we see her, we can’t help but exclaim “嘤嘤嘤, she is so cute!”