Show me your kittys!

[paynestaley]

Everyone has absolutely beautiful cats, I love how every picture shows a bit of their personality. It doesn't seem fair for me to comment on a few cos they're all so

Originally Posted by Shell195

The day after his vet trip(dont laugh at him)

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LOL! Sorry he is gorgeous but I've never seen a cat that looks like that. He looks so pissed lol.

Originally Posted by MissCat

Pumpkin, as a kitten:
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C-fer as a kitten:
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Pumpkin and C-fer now:
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Ooh I remember seeing that picture before cos Pumpkin is the double of my Butters

Originally Posted by Malti

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Sasha

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Whiskers

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Puska

I love Whiskers! Looks like royalty lol. Is he a maine coon?

Originally Posted by ukphd

These are my two new gorgeous kittens

This is George (Curious George)

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and this is his sister Maisy

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And here they are all snuggled up together when they arrived

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and finally, because I love this one - this is George and maisy helping me work!

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They have such cute faces! What breed are they? I love how cats just sit on your books when you're trying to study lol, mine do that to me, I call them study aids!

[ukphd]

Originally Posted by paynestaley

They have such cute faces! What breed are they? I love how cats just sit on your books when you're trying to study lol, mine do that to me, I call them study aids!

Thanks - they're British Short Hairs
It's brilliant - they make excellent paper weights!

[paynestaley]

Ooh they must be pedigree then, I used to think mine were British Short Hairs but I think they must just be mongrels! Here's mine:

Butters (Buzz):



When we'd just moved in - I think he's saying "where are we?"



Ben:





Bugeye:

[feorag]

Moggie cats are often referred to as Domestic Shorthairs, but cos we are in Britain, they are also sometimes referred to as British Shorthairs.

However BSH are a registered pedigree breed, so there is a difference.

[ukphd]

Originally Posted by feorag

Moggie cats are often referred to as Domestic Shorthairs, but cos we are in Britain, they are also sometimes referred to as British Shorthairs.

However BSH are a registered pedigree breed, so there is a difference.

Yeah mine are BSH and registered (non-active register). We didn't plan on getting pedigrees but we had been looking for kittens for a while and when we saw these two we fell in love and just couldn't resist and the breeder was so lovely We've only had them 2 weeks and I just can't stop looking at them