Ikkkk literally my favorite part 😂😂 Snap got one and Frank didn't

such a cat parent move 😂

Proud parent

its soo cute they gave her a certificate. what a sweet vet

and she deserves it!! 😎

MEGA SHRIMP 🦐

I had two rescue kittens (they are still alive they just live with their other dad, my ex.) And the runt of the litter was one of the two. I'm a small guy, about 5'7 with smaller hands for a dude, and this little black cat fit right in my palm. He's massive now, and his sister is a tiny little floof.

Jumbo Shrimp

I literally just a few hours ago finished watching the "pulp fan club meeting" VOD on youtube and they were talking about naming a pink gen dog "shrimp" and either making them a tiny dog or a huge dog. I've got a feeling this is not a coincidence lol

My youngest cats name was Tiny when I adopted him. He’s now a big boi and 1kg bigger than his siblings 😂

true! i didnt think about that

YESSSS mainly if it's about kitties

Anything with cats you've got me.

I would watch videos of Lilsimsie having a livestream cam showing her kitties. Even if they are just sleeping XD More kitty videos please!

YESSS

petition for lilsimsie vlogs

She's having Vietnam flashbacks.

Like curious Zelda

oh, poor kayla

Oh no :( I'm so sorry for your loss Kayla.

I agree

With the cutest name! 🥰

eliteshrimp01242 sounds like a randomlygenerated name in the best way possible

@@lynxdani11 omg

I still don’t like lilsimsie.

My kitty survived for over 3 years following her kidney disease diagnosis 🫶 (and probably would have made it longer but she had other health concerns)

so its kinda like diabeties?

@@louzo5175 not exactly. Kidney disease is eventually fatal, but diabetes can be managed as long as you have insulin. Kidney disease doesn’t have something like that, but you can extend life a lot even with declining kidney health with the right diet and monitoring. Unfortunately kidney disease is very common for cats, especially when they get older, but luckily we have tools to help cats live well into very old age.

Cats don't really go in to heat until they're about 10-11 months old. So while they can have kittens from their first heat, that does not occur at 4mo. That said, many cats will look like kittens until they're about 1.5 yo - my 13-14mo youngest absolutely still looks like a kitten. Her older sibling was the same until I neutered her at like 1.5yo.

@@beckstheimpatient4135 I thought the overall normal spectrum is 4-12 months, with average being 6-10 months old. My rescue was in heat at 7 months for example (before we swiftly got her spayed ofc), and the vet said it's a totally average age.

And they way their eyes POP against the black, no matter the colour, is like nothing else.

That sounds absolutely adorable

It is completely adorable! We had a collie-type mutt who would NOT leave her stitches alone, so we put one of my dad's old t-shirts on her. It was the cutest, best thing for us and she was grumpy about it for weeks. (She healed and the vet thought it was hilarious when we brought her in for her check)

​@@vanguardiris3232We use to put one of my childhood dogs in an old jumper & he always succeeded in getting it off. Same with my brother's little dog & his litte dog jumper.

In my country we actually have cat onesies specifically for aftersurgery period. For me these cones were always dog only thing, so was pretty interesting to see the country differences.

We have a little “dog" vest that we use for my cat when he needs to leave his skin alone. (He has an allergic reaction to gnat bites, he’s an indoor cat but occasionally a gnat gets in when we go in and out a door, and if he gets bite, the itchy feeling causes him to try to chew his own fur off, we give him a bath and then put the vest on until he heals enough to leave it alone). It’s happened 3 times in his life, so not often but the vest works so much better than the cone.

My kitties always were there to greet me when I went out and came back.

For sure - though they typically don't do well with moving out of their territory. To visit Frankie when they're older, Shrimp and Sunny would have to leave the territory they've gotten used to, and that's really scary for cats! Also, even if they know each other, they can forget each other if their scents change. Sometimes when I bring one cat back from a brief trip to the vet, the other hisses at him, because he smells weird. With those things combined, there won't be much way for the separated cats to visit each other comfortably.

My cat is obsessed with his big sister but if she spends just one night at the vet he’s like “I HAVE NO IDEA WHO YOU ARE!” when we bring her home. 😂

yeah and it works best if there's not too much time between the visits, if a lot of time has passed doing scent exchanging before them meeting can get them to remember each other. from what i know if the cats are either family or if they lived with each other a long time before being separated they usually will be fine when they see each other again even if it has been quite a while. actually one of our cats and my partner's parents' cat clearly miss each other and are really happy when they meet, they nuzzle and groom each other way more than when they lived together, but only if it's in the house they both lived together in, when the other cat comes here (to be taken care of while his owners are travelling) he's clearly a bit more stressed and interacts with our cat less. they also haven't seen each other since we got another cat here because we would need to first get our new cat and this cat introduced and that's hard when they don't live in the same house.

​@@madelinemaria4197😅 "I've never met this cat in my life."

Jackson Galaxy has great advice on fixing bad cat relationships - it doesn’t always work, but it’s definitely worth trying :)

@@JaimieAnne thank you so much!! i’ll have a look :)

I think my cat may have some Bombay in him. He's black, big & very vocal.

My kitty is part of that breed, and she is pretty big and very affectionate. She's not super active but just the average which is fine.

That could why all the kittens are black