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31-01-2008, 01:54 AM
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My tabby is starting to get a bit aggressive with her two kittens, which are
about 3-4 months old now. She hisses as they come near her even striking at them at times. Actually, she even goes out of her way to give them a bit of a touch up. Its fun to watch the young male thinking mummy wants play with him... he ends up with a fat lip lol. Is this a cats way of weaning, or should I get her a shrink? Docs? She was quite gentle/loving/caring/spoiling/washing/cooking up until a couple of days ago. Any advice/suggestions/thoughts would be appreciated.
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31-01-2008, 05:53 AM
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Are the kittens still suckling from her, if so i think she may well be over it all, plus they will have sharp teeth causing her some discomfort.
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31-01-2008, 01:36 PM
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Most kittens are already away from mother by 8 weeks, definately she is over it. She is just letting them know where they stand now. Nothing wrong, just a part of nature.
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31-01-2008, 02:55 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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video's and youtube!!
 cat video's are everywhere.. i should do one of my cat.. i swear is has multiple personalities
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31-01-2008, 05:00 PM
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Yep - I think it's just her way of saying "rack off and give mummy some friggin' space!"
Keep in mind that theoretically 1 human year is 9 cat years, so theoretically the kittens are equivalent to a 3 year old human - and how annoying are 3 year olds! (Disclaimer: I am perfectly aware that the above is of dubious scientific factual value, but it is a good point so ner...)
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31-01-2008, 07:39 PM
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Thanks for the replies people. I'm glad its just that. And yes, the young male (being a male?!?!?!) was still trying to suckle up to a couple of days ago... funniest thing to watch, its like when you're laying back you're on a creeper trolley under your car. Either that or he would walk beside/underneath her with his mouth attached to the nip.
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Is this normal?
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