and other assorted cuteness

What’s your kitty’s favorite enrichment activity or item right now? I cycle my boys’ toys and activity items so they don’t get bored of them, but they’re wrestling more and more (maybe it’s fine but it seems like boredom) and I want to expand our repertoire!

The bathroom chaos game!

my cutest kitten 🥰

She sat in front of the projector 🥺

How do I get my kitten to stop eating underwear and shoelaces? My kitten has been eating my clothes my shoelaces in my underwear and I have yet gotten her to stop. Does anybody have any tips and tricks as to what I can do to stop this?

This the night we brought these two home. They have since well settled in.

She is 5 months old and it is clear that she likes me. She follows me around and loves to lay on me and be close to me. But as soon as my boyfriend leaves the room, all sweetness exits her body.

Even if she is not on the bed at the time, if he leaves, she runs up there. She pounces at my body under the blanket and tries to get her paws under it to scratch me. If I don't have a blanket on, she will attack my hands, probably trying to get me to play with her. But it stops me from sleeping in, and giving in and playing with her hurts because she's rough.

What am I supposed to do about this?

Hi! My fiancé and I have two kittens. A 3 months old male, Leo, and 5 months old female, Penny.

We adopted Leo at the end of January and had him about a month before we adopted penny. He was very high energy and we knew he needed a buddy behind me and my fiancé. I had also seen that two cats is better than 1!

We then met penny and my fiancé fell in love with her and had to have her. This was a few weeks back. Their introduction went great and they are able to eat and be around each other with no a ggression or anything. The problem is their difference in energy. Penny is very low energy while Leo is high. Their play style is very different and I can see both of them being frustrated with each other for playing too much/not playing.

Penny has been recluding himself from him over the past few weeks and doesn’t make a stand for herself anymore until he hurts her and he doesn’t learn. She is clearly stressed with him playing. She will hide on the counters because she knows he can’t jump that high (yet). He likes to play aggressively and loves to bite and wrestle. She does not. Weve had to separate them on multiple occasions because he becomes too much for her. It has even gotten to a point where we have had to take Penny to the vet because she was limping and had a fever to what we, including the vet, suspect was a tiny puncture abscess from his bite while trying to initiate play. She wants nothing to do with him and he wants everything to do with her. It’s a bad match and we are considering returning her to the foster. We think it would best for her and Leo both but we feel guilty