Friday Cat Blogging
Tonto’s Kitten Too
Cheese?
[Editor: Tonto’s kitten yesterday sitting outside my Mother’s kitchen.]
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Aww what a little cutie Bryan!
Awww! How cute! Is there something wrong with the baby’s right eye?
Oh, I guess that’s his/her left eye. What a soft looking coat.
That kitten has the same deranged look on his face that The Nuge had for his performance of “Cat Scratch Fever” on the Huckleberry Show the other day… you have a future killer on your hands there, I predict! Mice and small birds, beware!
There is something wrong with the kitten’s left eye. Initially I assumed it was a cold, but it is actually a lack of control. In this photo you are seeing the white of the eye, but half the time the eye aligns. It may be a birth defect, or something the kitten will grow out of, but other than that, the kitten is fat and happy.
It is mastering “big cat” food as well as what mom has available.
It won’t have depth perception if the eye problem does clear up, but it doesn’t actually need to hunt, and it’s not like any of the other cats is a great hunter.
well… depth perception does come in handy when you want to cross the road…
They are not supposed to cross the road, and generally don’t even approach it. Their range is within one block that is accessed through backyards and common areas.
smart cats you have. the locals here do cross the roads. always more squirrels to chase on the other side of the street, i guess.
There’s no food and there are dogs across the road. Molly was the only one who ever crossed it, and as their moms don’t cross it, the kittens don’t get the idea. The females are territorial, and that isn’t their territory.
I sure hope her eye clears up. Such a little cutie!
When I saw the kitten today, the eye was looking better, as if she is learning control.