. I marked the tails of the white kittens with a touch of coloured pencil (for animal fur) to identify them, giving them their names (temporary, of course! 😉 );-) )
Belkis (“Little Violet) : Female, White 2, bleu eyed
Baltik (“Little White”) : Male, White 1, blue eyed
Baïkal (“Little Blue “) : Male, White 2, odd eyed
Banzai (“Little Bicolo”) : Male, blue & white (tabby? silver ?)
9 weeks(pictures from 4 October) :
Baïkal was having a nap; his photo will be up soon…
Bastet (“Little Rose”)(1kg117)
Belkis (“Little Violet”) (1kg124)
Baltik (“Little White”) (1kg206)
Baïkal (“Little Blue”) (1kg192)
Banzai (“Little Bicolo”) (1kg126)
8 weeks(pictures from 26 September) :
Bastet (“Little Rose”)()
Belkis (“Little Violet”) ()
Baltik (“Little White”) ()
Baïkal (“Little Blue”) ()
Banzai (“Little Bicolo”) ()
7 weeks(pictures from 20 September) :
“Little Rose”(823g)
“Little Violet” (837g)
“Little White” (415g)
“Little Blue” (882g)
“Little Bicolo” (843g)
6 weeks(pictures from 12 September) :
“Little Rose”(389g)
“Little Violet” (422g)
“Little White” (415g)
“Little Blue” (416g)
“Little Bicolo” (417g)
5 weeks(videos from 5 September) :
“Little Rose (555g)
“Little Violet” (548g)
“Little White” (565g)
“Little Blue” (591g)
“Little Bicolo” (548g)
4 weeks(Pictures from 28 August) : We’re starting to turn into joyful, troublemaking little devils 😉
“Little Rose”(389g)
“Little Violet” (422g)
“Little White” (415g)
“Little Blue” (416g)
“Little Bicolo” (417g)
3 weeks(Pictures from 22 August) : We’ve left the nest, we’re racing around the whole nursery, we’ve tried the ‘grown-up’ food, we’re growing at lightning speed!
“Little Rose”(306g)
“Little Violet” (336g)
“Little White” (311g)
“Little Blue” (327g)
“Little Bicolo” (294g)
2 weeks(Pictures from 15 August) : Hello world ! 😎
“Little Rose”()
“Little Violet” ()
“Little White” ()
“Little Bleu” ()
“Little Bicolo” ()
1 week(Pictures from 9 August) : The little ones have made a great start ; Sépia is a perfect mum. NB : The colour marks on the white kittens’ tails have been made with a felt-tip pen (specially formulated for animals) to make them easier to differentiate, hence their names (provisional, of course! 😉 )