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7 important facts about seals
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More precisely, about kittens. The publication Mashable asked the experts to the burning question: when to wean a kitten from the mother, what physiological changes occur with the kids as they grow older.
< Website I have decided to publish the seven fun facts.
1. Kittens are born blind, deaf and toothless
2. For the first time they open their eyes at 7-10 days after birth
3. All kittens are born with blue eyes and their color changes around the sixth week of life
4. The Cubs big cats (lions and tigers) are not called kittens
5. Do not let the kittens cow's milk. If the kitten is thrown, feed him cat milk substitute
6. The kitten can be put out of the mother's age at the earliest 8 weeks
7. cat named Dusty set the record for the number of offspring. During her life, she gave birth to 420 kittens.
via nv.ua/lifestyle/life/7-ljubopytnyh-faktov-kotorye-objazany-znat-ljubiteli-kotov-77101.html
< Website I have decided to publish the seven fun facts.
1. Kittens are born blind, deaf and toothless
2. For the first time they open their eyes at 7-10 days after birth
3. All kittens are born with blue eyes and their color changes around the sixth week of life
4. The Cubs big cats (lions and tigers) are not called kittens
5. Do not let the kittens cow's milk. If the kitten is thrown, feed him cat milk substitute
6. The kitten can be put out of the mother's age at the earliest 8 weeks
7. cat named Dusty set the record for the number of offspring. During her life, she gave birth to 420 kittens.
via nv.ua/lifestyle/life/7-ljubopytnyh-faktov-kotorye-objazany-znat-ljubiteli-kotov-77101.html
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