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I can vouch they are the cutest things I have ever seen I can hear them mewing from here and I can't even >w<
 
Their dad is orange too! ;v;

Interesting fact, right after high school, I worked at Chuck E. Cheese for several months.
I freaking loved it.

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The animatronics kept trying to kill me though. Tsk tsk.
 
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BABY KITTENS.
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Hnngggg kittens.

sobs bc theyre adorable
also ur adorable tbh finn
 
Kittens

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Kittens kittens kittens I love kitten draw the baby's pls pls
 
Them kittensssssss
waaaaa they look so cute! ;v;
Are you keeping them?! :D
Did you give them names already? *excited*
 
Such a cute video!
I have noticed, through having MANY kittens over the past 10 years or so, that those black kitties with the little white spots on their neck/chest and/or bladder is pretty common. Maybe 1/3 of our cats (keep in mind, we used to have like a FARM of them. Have maybe had about 70+ cats in my lifetime) were black, and 3/4 of them had a white patch on them in those areas.
Either way, those are some healthy, super cute kittens.
You can help her stimulate her milk by massaging her breasts every once in a while. One of my cats didn't have milk her first litter either. We learned the hard way that raising them to only formula milk makes them grow up malnourished and turn out to be rude, not so sweet cats :( so if she's able to get her milk flowing, it'll really help!!
 
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Such a cute video!
I have noticed, through having MANY kittens over the past 10 years or so, that those black kitties with the little white spots on their neck/chest and/or bladder is pretty common. Maybe 1/3 of our cats (keep in mind, we used to have like a FARM of them. Have maybe had about 70+ cats in my lifetime) were black, and 3/4 of them had a white patch on them in those areas.
Either way, those are some healthy, super cute kittens.
You can help her stimulate her milk by massaging her breasts every once in a while. One of my cats didn't have milk her first litter either. We learned the hard way that raising them to only formula milk makes them grow up malnourished and turn out to be rude, not so sweet cats :( so if she's able to get her milk flowing, it'll really help!!

We did get her milk flowing! Thank god!
That little black one was getting dehydrated, so we got some formula.
My mom bred cats too! We've had roughly about 70ish, as well.
Stupid cat had her litter in the litter box (lol) and only ate one placenta, though, so I'm worried about her.
I got her some food made for malnourished cats though, and I think that's what helped the milk come in.
But yes! They are all very healthy and happy and we got them a little area set up in the garage with a heating pad, a tent, and a space heater. I am clearly worried about the cold, but they can't stay inside. Landlord's suck. ;v;
We've always had white Siberian cats breeding with white Siberian cats, though, so, the little black ones are uncommon for us!
But, this time, my white cat and my orange mutt cat bred and we got all those different colors of kittens!
We're getting her fixed once she's healed from the labor, though.
 
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crying of joyful tears b/c the kitties video is too much ; w ;
i want to kidnap all of them to my bed!!!
 
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