After I get out Susan likes to sit under the puffer sponge and let water drip on her head
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My kitten 3 months old, she has slept on the bottom of my bed no issues. We go to bed roughly the same time and sleep like angels dreaming of mice 
however last night she decided it was playtime at 4am and started licking my nose! I ended up putting her outside my room and went back to sleep.
She has got access to downstairs - one living room & kitchen and there’s a little nightlight on for her, I think she’s going to be better off sleeping downstairs but I’m a bit worried she will feel like I’ve banished her downstairs to sleep on her own rather than in a cosy bed. She has her own soft cat bed but doesn’t bother using it
however last night she decided it was playtime at 4am and started licking my nose! I ended up putting her outside my room and went back to sleep.She has got access to downstairs - one living room & kitchen and there’s a little nightlight on for her, I think she’s going to be better off sleeping downstairs but I’m a bit worried she will feel like I’ve banished her downstairs to sleep on her own rather than in a cosy bed. She has her own soft cat bed but doesn’t bother using it
I gave this a love because it sounds like my Bossy, exactly.
I'm sure she'll be fine, she'll calm down as she gets older. Both my cats have access to my room if they want to sleep with me but rarely do, they like to spend the night watching outside. Love the idea of having a little nightlight for her, do other people have this for their cats? Wondering if I should get oneMy kitten 3 months old, she has slept on the bottom of my bed no issues. We go to bed roughly the same time and sleep like angels dreaming of mice
She has got access to downstairs - one living room & kitchen and there’s a little nightlight on for her, I think she’s going to be better off sleeping downstairs but I’m a bit worried she will feel like I’ve banished her downstairs to sleep on her own rather than in a cosy bed. She has her own soft cat bed but doesn’t bother using it
This is so cute, lovely. She's FINE! xMy kitten 3 months old, she has slept on the bottom of my bed no issues. We go to bed roughly the same time and sleep like angels dreaming of mice
She has got access to downstairs - one living room & kitchen and there’s a little nightlight on for her, I think she’s going to be better off sleeping downstairs but I’m a bit worried she will feel like I’ve banished her downstairs to sleep on her own rather than in a cosy bed. She has her own soft cat bed but doesn’t bother using it
Oh to have the life of one of our cats
Cats also love to change where they sleep, at the moment Thor is sleeping in the tower but last week it was the sofa. Next week it'll be in one of the window baskets or back on the bed at my feet.
They like to mix it up.
They like to mix it up.
I'd probably do the same if I had endless locations to choose from
Susan has a secret spot somewhere that we don't know about. Sometimes I can't find her anywhere, she just disappears then reappears. HahaI'd probably do the same if I had endless locations to choose from
Kitten feverish, here. This shall pass.
OH is away on a business trip and little P doesn't like it one bit. She sat at the top of the stairs softly crying out for him (me too, babe!) and then snuggled in last night at midnight finally.
She's been so clingy with me this morning and sat with me whilst I got ready which she never normally does. Then took it as a personal attack when the hairdryer came on and hid under the bed
She's been so clingy with me this morning and sat with me whilst I got ready which she never normally does. Then took it as a personal attack when the hairdryer came on and hid under the bed
Awww bless, will be so cute when they are reunited thoughOH is away on a business trip and little P doesn't like it one bit. She sat at the top of the stairs softly crying out for him (me too, babe!) and then snuggled in last night at midnight finally.
She's been so clingy with me this morning and sat with me whilst I got ready which she never normally does. Then took it as a personal attack when the hairdryer came on and hid under the bed
Cleo as a kitten was next level sometimes 
she would wake me up throughout the night and I would have to get up and sit half asleep playing with her until she settled. As soon as she went to sleep I would dart back to my bed! Now she sleeps most off the time throughout the night. Now I miss the kitten stage.
she would wake me up throughout the night and I would have to get up and sit half asleep playing with her until she settled. As soon as she went to sleep I would dart back to my bed! Now she sleeps most off the time throughout the night. Now I miss the kitten stage.The quickest way to get over kitten broodyness is, of course, to get a kitten…
We call it a 'Kitten Jones' after the American saying 'jonesing' (as in needing a drug fix.)
And then of course post lots of cute photos here, only way
Omg I never knew this was where jonesing came from! (I'm so naive)
Apparently in the early 20th century, addicts looking for heroin would ask around for 'Mr Jones' as a code to let people know what they wanted without having to outright ask a stranger if they knew where to score.
...my wee Evie has an enlarged kidney...she was getting skinny so bloods done yesterday and it's her thyroid...going to be on meds for foreseeable (£250 down, just as well I love her)...spoiling her from now on hahaha... this is her with a couple of bits of my toast, she loves the butter!
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Awww what a beautiful little girl
did anyone else do the trick of putting butter on the cats paws when they got them to help them settle in?- Status