Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Two Peas in a Pod

Thank goodness Fielding and Bart are staying together, because I can't imagine ever splitting up this pair. These two are tight.

Nearly all the seconds of each day are  spent in sync. They're sleeping  or sleepy together. They're chasing the same toy, wrestling with the same rug, or getting bathed by the same big cat.

 I've even witnessed them using the litter box at the same time. I suppose if you're eating the same food at the same time you very well could poop at the same time!



They are two peas in a pod.




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19 comments:

  1. You have the making of some seriously cute cards with these two!

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  2. I couldn't separate them either. Buds 4 life!

    Has their future momma been by for a visit? Maybe bring a blanket or something with the house's odor on it to make the transition easier?

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    1. Transitioning won't be a problem for them. It's never hard for our kittens (and most fostered kittens at this age) when they're well-socialized.

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    2. And they are well socialized. :)

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  3. They are a double dose of adorable! :-)

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  4. Aww... so glad that they have each other -- and you, Laurie!

    Not to mention an adoring new Mama in the wings... :)

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  5. That is so sweet!! I can attest to transitioning not being a problem. Our IBKC kitten was SO used to being handled and being around other cats that she did fine. The only reason she was kept in a "get acquainted" area was for the other cat to get used to her. Our IBKC kitten was so socialized that she never missed a beat!

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  6. Their new mama is so lucky to have access to such great pics of their baby days!

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  7. Too cute! Their new mom is going to have to get a double wide litter box as they reach adulthood...

    Definitely some card and magnet shots in this post.

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  8. My female littermates were like that, rescue kittens so bonded that when the first one had to go I seriously thought the surviving one would just wither away of a broken heart. But she lived another three years as a solo kitty!

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  9. The cute is strong with this duo. I had to laugh when I read they use the litterbox at the same time. Talk about bonded!

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  10. The lucky family adopted by these sweet boys are so, so fortunate that they have this pair. They are meant to be together, and to watch them grow from adorable, wee kittens into handsome gentlemen cats is a gift indeed!

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  11. Herewith a premature but heartfelt request for frequent updates from their very lucky mum!

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  12. Preciousness! Thanks for sharing their adventures and for not sharing the synchronized pooping! ;p

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  13. These two sweethearts do my heart good. After a very difficult month, I actually smiled seeing these tiny brothers cuddling.
    Thank you.

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  14. I had a pair of young gentlemen siblings (for 18 and 21 years!!) who were almost always together. So together in fact, a couple friends were certain I had a two-headed cat because so many pictures looked like the ones above!

    Saraintheweeds is a lucky, lucky lady!

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  15. Have you no decency? Do you have ANY idea what effect such a load of CUUUUUUTE does to a person when they see it all at once?

    CUTE KITTIES! *Iz Ded*

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