Friday, 17 April 2015

Raising six Bengal babies.


When emotions after the birth of the babies have decreased, we silently watched Tsukiko and her babies in amazement. In total admiration, we experienced Tsukiko changing in a perfect mother taking care of her babies.
After she has bit the umbilical cord of each of her babies, she started to wash them thoroughly.  Her babies immediately started to look for her teats although they do not always took the shorter route. Fortunately, each kitten found one and immediately started to drink. When all her babies were born and her family is cared for, Tsukiko lied sleepy in her den.


 

 
 
The first three weeks Tsukiko  focusses on her six babies.  Tsukiko only leaves her babies to eat or to visit the litter box. Her babies are sleeping, drinking or pushing each other, to get to the best teat.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
When they are three weeks old they are getting more and more interested in the “great outdoors “ and they start to toddle. Their first attempts to walk are very comical,because their movements are not very coordinated yet and they often fall over.

 
 
 
 
It is amazing to experience their development when they are starting to get interested in their surroundings. They are recognizing people and their voices and they are getting interested in toys.

 

 

 
 
 
 
When they are five weeks old, they are confident  and ready to explore their playground. They need a challenging playground, to ensure an optimal physical and mental development. In short, they need enough room and many toys.
 
 
 
See the world trough “kitten’s eyes” today, be adventurous…..
                     Love Conny
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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