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The life of a kitten is simple - eating, sleeping, sneaking, and fighting. Occasionally they decide to test their skills on mama. She plays along for a moment, and then she swiftly ends it. Still much to learn fierce Padawan.
Zagreb - Pod zidom 6
Arhitekti: Ignjat Fischer i Zoja Dumengjić
If you have two indoor cats, and one outdoor cat, how many cats do you have all together? :D
(Camille is actually indoor/outdoor. She lived on her own outside for quite a while before she brought her kittens to us and moved in, so we let her have outdoor privileges in the daytime.)
Once upon a time...
I used to feed a mama cat in my neighborhood, then she had two kittens and we named them Boris and Natasha. I was waiting to take everyone to the vet for sterilization until it was obvious that they were no longer nursing, but then *poof* she was pregnant again, and COVID stay at home was in effect, and then the female kitten was pregnant too. Sigh. Biology is so inconvenient.
Fast forward approximately 60 days.
She wasn't that big, and I had not been rigorously counting days to know that she was due, but one day Natasha showed up crying outside of normal meal time, and a shortly after there was a tiny and repetitive squeak of a tiny kitten in the dirt outside my front door.
As a side note, there are endless stray cats here, and I've fed many mama cats, but I NEVER see newborn kittens, and only rarely do I see the older kittens join their mama touring the neighborhood. I've never known if this means that the kittens are eaten by one of the many predators or adopted by loving families, but either way, to have a newborn kitten on my front step was shocking.
Back to the story - We put together a box and took her and kitten 1 to the back yard. A short time later kitten 2 arrived and Natasha transformed into a natural mama cat doing all the important things.
So here we are with Natasha and two kittens living in our back yard. What an unexpected and wonderful distraction from month 11 of stay at home.
Here's Joey's companion (Mr Grumpy) in the hospital ward, giving me a warning to stay away. He's actually a very large and handsome cat and I felt very sorry for his condition.
Having to wear a large E-collar while recovering from bad diarrhea and vomiting, plus having to eat crappy hospital food must have been a poor experience for this kitty.
Edit: I found out that Bimi (the cat's name) would try to bite at the IV needle stuck to his paw, so the vets had no choice but to put that plastic collar on him.
Common names for this plant are Misai Kuching (Malaysia), Kumis Kucing and Remujung (Indonesia), Java Tea and Kidney Tea (European), Yaa Nuat Maeo (Thailand).
Scientific Names are Orthosiphon Stamineus Benth, Ocimum Aristatum BI., Orthosiphon Aristatus (Blume).
Plant family: Lamiaceae, Labiatae
This plant is best used for treating the ailments or problems of kidney and bladder due to it's mild diuretic action. It is believed to have antiallergenic, antihypertensive, anti-inflammatory and diuretic properties.It is used as a remedy for kidney stone and nephretis. It is also used for treating gout, diabetes, hypertension and rheumatism. It is also reported to possess antifungal and it exhibits considerable antibacterial activity.
i'm lonely..i need somebody to talking..!
-taken with nikon D40x & tamron 18-200
-location:antakya,turki
-cs 4 processed
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