Category: Stories (Kah Yein’s)

  • Jayden’s “medical treatment” for Juno

    Jayden heard Juno was sick, so he brought his doctor’s kit to attend to Juno after school today! The first thing Jayden wanted to do was to trim Juno’s whiskers! No worries, I told him he cannot do that as Juno needs her whiskers. So instead, Jayden gave Juno an “injection” and some “medicine”. And…

  • Juno enters the Monsters’ Den

    This is Juno’s first official visit and introduction to the Monsters’ Den. The Monsters initially surrounded her, but more out of curiosity than antagonism. There was some hissing…from Juno! Not from the Monsters. Juno’s visit was completely supervised, but I do trust our Monsters. They wouldn’t harm kittens.

  • Lazing around….

    Take a look…. The famous Fish Pose!!!

  • Juno’s Sunday

    Juno has been wanting to “blend in” and do what our other cats do. For example, yesterday, she “stole” some of Riley’s kibble to eat during snack time. I saw it but I did not stop her as I thought it would be okay. But later on, she passed out liquid stools. I’ve noticed that…

  • Juno’s favourite hideout

    This is Juno’s secret hideout. She loves hiding here, especially for naps. I even feed her here. Peek-a-boo, I see you!! Juno’s nibbles are getting more painful for us now! Guess she is stronger and her teeth are uncovering from her gums, so they seem “bigger” in size now.

  • Creamy and Gerald at the porch

    Creamy spends a lot of time in our porch nowadays. I wonder why he doesn’t want to go home much. So, I’m trying to mend the friendship between Creamy and Gerald so that they can co-exist peacefully in the porch. It is always Creamy who intimidates and bullies poor Gerald. Remember in the old days,…

  • Juno’s big breakfast

    Juno ate a huge breakfast this morning! First, she had Cubgrub, then I gave her her Doxy paste and had to force feed some AD to go with it, but she started eating the AD herself and I had to keep adding more and more! It was a big breakfast! Juno found the ideal do-not-disturb…

  • And the magpie flies to freedom!!

    Remember the injured magpie whom we rescued about six days ago? Here’s the story: https://animalcare.my/2024/09/29/a-magpie-rescue-at-the-park/ Lizzie’s adopter, Mr P, has experience in nursing birds, so he very kindly took over the bird. This morning, he informed me that Birdy has flown off to the trees at his house. She flew off very fast too! So,…

  • Juno’s evening

    Quail for early dinner. Chicken for an early supper. She came to the kitchen to ask for food. Juno’s back to Cubgrub now. AD makes her have loose stools (which is normal for young kittens). Let’s hope she continues to get better each day!

  • Riley’s toilet problem

    Riley literally toilet-trained herself into using the human toilet bowl to pee. We didn’t do it nor encouraged her, but that’s what she wanted to pee in. So, she has been squating on the toilet bowl and urinating into the toilet bowl all this while. Sometimes she would urinate into the kitchen sink or bathroom…

  • Juno’s lunch time

    Juno’s eating well. It’s still Cubgrub Chicken. I buy the CKD Chicken for everyone as it has no bone. Our vet is always concerned about too much bone in raw food. The rest of the raw food has grinded bone. So I supplement with CKD Chicken (no bone, just eggshell powder) and cut-up raw chicken…

  • A 75% score from the Blondies’ breakfast

    Same old, same old, unwilling to eat a proper meal. But I got a 75% scored this morning and that’s already a cause for celebration. Sometimes, it can even be zero. I got Kai and Indra to eat!! Samantha as well. Today, she didn’t want her usual Coco&Joe’s, but she was willing to eat Cubgrub.…

  • Juno’s hungry!

    Last night, Juno was leaping like a tiny little gazelle all over after eating her supper! This morning, she ate her regular staple food, Cubgrub’s Chicken! Yay! That’s a milestone. Maybe the nausea is over? Eating Cubgrub Chicken again. She was happily playing all over the house until I gave canned food to Gerald and…

  • “As long as you eat”, Juno

    In our cat household, the “as long as you eat” principle applies to seniors and those who are ill, so it applies to Juno now. This means, they can eat anything as long as they are willing to eat it. Ever since Juno came down with the suspected mycoplasma infection, she lost her appetite and…

  • Who is Jayden’s bath time companion?

    Why, it’s Juno!