My first cat is a silver tabby! Although both blue cats and silver tabbies belong to the British Shorthair breed, I personally still prefer silver tabbies. Maybe the ones with a lighter color are more in line with my aesthetic. So, I’m still breeding this breed until now. They have a stocky build from a young age, with eye – lines, and nose – lines, which outline their facial features to be more three – dimensional. Coupled with their soft and docile personalities, I’m really in love!
This is a single kitten, a little girl! She was born with a natural smile on her face. Every time I change her urine pad, her nose keeps sniffing. Unlike some kittens that are very sensitive to strange smells, she is always extremely quiet.
At the stage when she just opened her eyes, she could always fall asleep quickly when lying on my shoulder. She would occasionally look up at you…
I especially like to look at its pupils when it’s backlit. They are extremely clear. The phone can’t really capture the effect.
This is what she looked like when she was one – month – old. Although she has no siblings, she can play by herself quite well.
Do you think it’s biting its paw? Pay attention to its eyes. Its eyes have already fixed on the cat – teaser in your hand… It’s just waiting for you to let down your guard. Once the cat – teaser gets within its capture range, it will leap up… Actually, it can’t jump very high for now. But it already has the standard hunting movements of a feline.
Sitting cross – legged is this little guy’s signature move… Do you see the little black paw hidden under its belly? I’ve summarized that it will sit like this when it’s full, has had enough play, or is thinking… to show its mature and steady personality.
Feeding is the thing it’s most enthusiastic about every day… Because it has a good appetite, besides the normal breast milk, it also has two extra meals of goat milk every day. Well, this little guy has a talent for drinking milk. It knows the relationship between sucking and swallowing and can coordinate the frequency very well. I’ve tested other kittens. Some kittens did choke on milk because they couldn’t coordinate well… This little guy can quickly drink up 100ml of goat milk without spilling a drop. Hahaha… It turns out that there are also born foodies among cats.
Look at its chubby little belly after it’s full. Hahaha… It’s a bit difficult for it to roll over. So, after eating, it will play lying on its back.
Hahaha… The “all – four – feet – up monster”.
It’s already over two months old… Look, isn’t its face a bit rounder? And its eyes are even more beautiful… I really love this golden bell.
When facing the light, you can see its shiny nose. A brick – red nose, very red.
Biting its paw has become a habit…
I don’t know what grudge it has against the pothos. It always likes to pat the leaves with its paws…
An emery board with a Doraemon pendant. I accidentally found that it regarded it as a little companion. It even hugs it when sleeping.
There are still many photos. I’ll update more for you to see if I have time…
October 16th
Update on the second cute little one
The protagonist appears
Among the litter, only it likes to show its whole face when sleeping after it’s full. The other kittens all drill into their mother’s arms, and only their facial features can be seen occasionally. So, I think it’s a cat that has liked to show off since it was a kitten.
It’s enjoying nursing. Actually, I’m almost confused about which one is which… I really need to observe carefully again.
Maybe everyone already knows which one it is? It puts its paw on others’ faces while nursing. Hahaha, only it can do this.
Isn’t it a little guy who doesn’t play by the rules? Others all put their heads close to their mother, but it stretches out a pair of feet. No wonder its mother’s face is turned to the side.
Competing for milk is a technical job. It’s very difficult to compete side – by – side because there are only two milk sources around the mother’s nose, and maybe both are being sucked by other kittens… If you don’t squeeze in well, you will be scratched by the kittens that are nursing. So, squeezing in horizontally is a wise choice. It drills from the first row to the last row. It will compete for the one that’s empty during the process.
Do you see where its head is? Look in the direction of the first two pictures…
It was pushed out by others… Here’s a close – up of its paw pad.
It turns its head, exerts force with its two hind legs, and gives a hard push, then drills back into its mother’s arms again.
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