KIWI

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Her current rating is 4.64 out of 5 with 39 vote(s).
All about KIWI
Pet Tip
Where Cats Sleep – Pet tip 250
One of the decisions that you’ll have to make when you get a new cat or kitten is where will it sleep? If you want your new kitten to sleep with you in your own bed then it should be no problem at all. Most kittens love sleeping with their owners and they will often press their bodies into yours for that warm cuddly feeling. If you’ve adopted an adult cat, it may take a little longer before the cat becomes comfortable enough to sleep in your bed. It may choose to sleep in another area of your bedroom, or it may choose to sleep in another room altogether. The trick is simple patience. If you are a kind and loving pet owner and interact and pet your cat, then eventually the cat will come around and likely jump on your bed to sleep when you least expect it.
If you don’t want your cat to sleep in your bed because of shedding, restlessness or other issues, then you have a few choices.
- Owner:
- Andy Hannaford
- City:
- Not Provided
- Province, Country:
- ON, Canada
- Type/Breed:
- Burmese
- Date of Birth:
- Oct.10/2007
- Sex:
- Female
- Height:
- Not Provided
- Weight:
- Not Provided
- Coat Colour:
- brown
- Eye Colour:
- green
I grewup in a very dedicated dog family. My live-in girlfriend convinced me that we needed a Burmese. 2 years later the girl is gone but Kiwi is with me still. I never would have imagined a cat being so awesome! I know the breed is slightly unique in its interaction with it's humans but Kiwi has me grinning ear to ear daily. She is very interactive and affectionate. Her light brown fur is soft like a rabbit. She barely sheds, doesnt scratch, and seems to enjoy all the trips to the: cottage, her Grandma's house, friend's whom love to babysit, even riding in my Jeep isnt an issue. She is playful and cuddly and strangely even smells great.... I sound like a gushing parent but I had such reservations going into this, that I had to post my experiences here. Cant go wrong with a Burmese it seems!
Andy and Kiwi.