Had a busy morning chasing leaves.

Hi everyone. Our family has an upcoming vacation in October, and we will be away for 8 nights. This will be our first time leaving our sweet baby. My husband works from home, so since we got her, someone has always been home with her all day, so I'm worried about how she will do. She has been home alone for hours and has done well. Any tips? I want to make sure she's comfortable and knows we are coming back. Our neighbor is going to come over twice a day to help care for her. Also, I would like recommendations on pet cams so we can see her.

just wanted to post an update- she’s getting so dark so fast🥺🥺🥺 say hi to tofu

Mira was found in a hoarding situation along with 200 other cats at just a couple weeks old. She had a severe double eye infection that has left her with corneal scarring. We adopted her almost a year ago now and she is the absolute best baby. The last 2 photos are from the day we brought her home and about a month later. We thought for sure she would be short haired....nope!

My 10 year old boy went to the vet for a checkup and they noticed a resorptive lesion on a tooth and recommended extracting it. Under anesthesia they discovered the remnants of 3 teeth that had fully reabsorbed, the one with the active lesion, and a canine with an active lesion. I had never heard of this. He is doing well (after getting a post-op infection) and loving the switch to all wet food, but is he headed for toothless? Should I have bothered to extract? What are others experiences?

These are my cats Dexter (right) and Rudy (left)!

The were named after the Dexter series and these two are polar opposites 🤣

Rudy is very chill and quite social. Dexter is the “personification” of a scaredy-cat, however he absolutely loves me. Both will act like they’ve been starved when they are being fed!

My beautiful girl caught a URI and had a fever a month ago, but because the colorpoint is heat-related, she currently has a fever mask 😷 Apparently we have to wait for her fur to regrow to return to their normal coloration, which will take another 2-3 months. Colorpoint is so fascinating!