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Tuesday, 1 February 2011

First 6 Weeks

A kitten's first year is vital to her eventual physical development. Equally important is the human - feline connection that takes place in the early weeks this will set the pace, not only for your relationship with your cat but also for her developing personality. Kittens are not simply miniature cats. Their development into adult cats is a fascinating process and each step of the way a kitten is in a unique place in its life. The wise owner will recognize this and use it to understand what your kitten is experiencing as well as what her actions are telling you.
Under ideal circumstances a kitten should remain with her mother for at least 12 to 16 weeks. Although the mother will start weaning her kittens sometime between five and seven weeks, this additional time helps the kittens learn socialization skills.
The First Six Weeks
The crucial first six weeks in a cat's life accomplish much in determining her personality and character for the rest of her life. Health wise this time is also essential to the developing kitten as very young kittens are susceptible to a number of threats such as worms & diarrhoea. Your kitten will never grow at such a remarkable rate again and seeing the changes in her development from week to week is an incredible experience.

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7 Weeks to 12 Weeks

Seven to Twelve Weeks

Kittens start to develop their social skills at this time, by observing their mother and play with other kittens and cats and also interacting with humans. This period of time is extremely enjoyable both for us and the kitten as she practices running, jumping, stalking and pouncing. Kittens at this age love to play games of "hide and seek" with their humans and bags (with handles removed) or cardboard boxes make great accessories for play. Your kitten will continue to grow rapidly during this period, and her motor skills will continue to develop as she practices chasing and catching "prey." She will also start to adopt a more "adult" sleeping habit instead of just flopping wherever she happens to be.

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The West Country Cat Club Show 15/01/2011

Mrs C Jones

BROWN SPOTTED BENGAL ADULT (Boo's 1st CC on her Birthday)

1st O’NEILL & FINCH’S NEVAEH BHUPALI (76 30) female.

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The National Cat Club Show 11/12/2010

Ms M Chapman

AV FOREIGN VISITORS ADULT

2nd O’NEILL & FINCH’S NEVAEH BHUPALI (76 30) female.

A pretty, sleepy young girl. Medium sized ears of good shape and set with gentle rounding to top of head between. Large eyes of good shape and set having good width between. Well defined whisker pads, slight contour to profile with level chin. Elegant body of good shape and size, of good weight, with well shaped legs which are well spotted down to paws. Tummy is well spotted with paler area between back legs but does have feint spots. Good texture to coat which shows well defined black and dark brown markings including rosettes and arrowheads. Tail is well marked but would like a little thicker in shape. Lovely nature and in good condition.

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Monday, 1 November 2010

Ocicat & Bengal Cat Club 30/10/10

Well done Boo
3rd in the Open & 1st in 5 side Classes

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Tuesday, 12 October 2010

Cambria Cat Club Show 09/10/10

Well done Boo & Bertie
Nevaeh Bhupali 1st in the Open (her last show as a kitten) 3rd in a side Class
Zawadi Firecracker 2nd in the Open 3rd in two side Classes

Sunday, 27 June 2010

Bengal Kittens For Sale

New pictures and weights updated on website today.
They are starting to look like miniature Leopards.
Most are now eating the meat, a few still don't like it.
They were all wormed this week as well.