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Siamese are known for their strange eating habits!! They have been known to eat fabric and wool etc too I'm not sure that any other breed has the same characteristic, but I think it's better to be safe and block off any gaps and holes. Kittens will be kittens and are bound to want to explore!!! Can't wait to see the little babe. |
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Do your best to block them off. Just in case they look interesting. You don't want your kitten (even if not trapped or chewing wires) somewhere where you can't get at them without major haulage.... |
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My kitten has grown into a hyperactive rebel!! While the other kittens played prettily and then retired for a nap, my kitten climbed up a chest of drawers, got stuck between a radiator and window cill and jumped on the other kittens when they were trying to sleep. She seemed to have a great time, the other kittens didn't appear overly impressed with her antics though. So yes, I'll block up every nook, cranny and hole, make the staircase a bit safer and buy a truckload of toys! Now, let me see how I can post a picture here.. |
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