▲ 156 r/adventurecats
some adventures!
someone’s getting more confident outside!! Just exploring the backyard today since we finally had some nice weather where I am
u/cricketkitten — 4 days ago
▲ 25 r/CatTraining
Found a good teether! Thanks for all the suggestions
Update to my last post here.
Dehydrated rabbit ear! She’s going absolutely crazy for it and it’s a successful redirection for when she goes to bite me instead i give her this and she’s distracted.
I’m off to work now so I took it away and hid it since I’ve been told to not give it without supervision, but I’m really hyped about this.
(Edit just a grammar correction)
u/cricketkitten — 5 days ago
Starting the kitten on harness walks!
The harness is a bit big for her still, but she’s growing quick so soon enough it’ll fit. We’ve taken her around the backyard to explore a bit and she lovesss it. We’ve taken her on the sidewalk once in our cul de sac and she followed really well and even walked ahead of us, but some birds freaked her out so I carried her the way back
u/cricketkitten — 6 days ago
▲ 152 r/CatsWithDogs
Getting along
My new kitten cricket meeting our dog ! This is about the sixth introduction maybe? They’re so close now.
He’s been so patient and great with her which is really amazing considering he’s had issues with other dogs before, but he’s obsessed with her and is even finding ways to gently play around! She’s really loving it too even if she’s been cautious
u/cricketkitten — 6 days ago
▲ 383 r/BeforeNAfterAdoption
first meet vs two weeks settled in
so sweet look at my girl!! This is cricket and she’s about 12 weeks old
u/cricketkitten — 6 days ago
Teething advice for kitten
My kitten that I’ve had for a week now, cricket, is teething quite a bit and I’m looking to get her some sort of edible stick sort of thing to help with teething so we can redirect her from biting us/furniture.
Shes about 12 weeks old now.
She’s got plenty of toys, but I worry about her chewing on them while not playing and ingesting fabric or anything unsafe.
Is there an equivalent to those bones/edible sticks that you get dogs for dental health and teething but for kittens?
I’ve heard cardboard, but again I’m worried about her ingesting it.
Also, not sure which flair to put this under. I’m not new to owning cats but haven’t had a kitten since I was young. Now I’m an adult and have my own sweet girl! I wanna do the best for her that I can. Any suggestions are appreciated :)
u/cricketkitten — 8 days ago