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Jun 19, 2009
Newborn Kittens
Photo of little newborn kittens. The newborn kittens were only couple of days old and their eyes are still shut close.
Who ever informed you that these were Kittens, miss lead you. They are in fact Kittens, but are often refered to as KITS by breeders. These are actually baby Rabbits 2-3 days old.
Yeah, they're definitely not kittens. Look at the paws, the nose, and that fact that they're virtually hairless. Newborn kittens have more hair than that.
My cat had kittens the other week and they so didn't look like that! D: If they are kittens, are they like... a hairless breed or something because I agree with the people who say that those look rodent :/
Yeah, those definitely look like newborn rabbits. I'm a bunny owner and clicked on the pictures of kittens and immediately thought they were rabbits rather than kittens. Their heads are long like rabbit's, the noses are rabbit noses, the ears are on the back of the head like baby rabbits... Newborn kittens have much rounder heads, different noses and their ears are more towards the front of their head. You can't even see the ears on these "kittens" because they're on the back of their heads like rabbits. Do you have pictures of the "kittens" all grown up? Very odd.
Also, the markings on the brown "kitten" are markings that rabbits called martens and otters have. Brown or black with white around the eyes, around the edges of the nose, and on the chin, belly, bottom of the tail, back of the neck, and inside of the ears. I've never seen a cat with markings like that but many rabbits have it.
Uhh,there is no breed of cat that looks like that at all. And if they actually are cats then i recommend posting full body pics showing they got a real tail. :P
They look like rats... It's almost unbelievable that they'll turn out cute later on...
ReplyDeleteWhy do they look like rats?
ReplyDeleteWhat type of cats is that?
those arent cats. theyre rodents of some kind. the nose is all wrong. they look like rabbits if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteWho ever informed you that these were Kittens, miss lead you. They are in fact Kittens, but are often refered to as KITS by breeders. These are actually baby Rabbits 2-3 days old.
ReplyDeleteTHEY ARE RABBITS! IVE HAD A LITTER OF RABBITS AND A LITTER OF KITTENS AND THOSE ARE RABBITS!
ReplyDeleteOur bunny had babies, and those looks EXACTALLY like the newborn bunnies! :) Those kittens are so cute!
ReplyDeleteDude. Those are bunnies. why don't you post new pics of the "Kittens"
ReplyDeleteYeah, they're definitely not kittens. Look at the paws, the nose, and that fact that they're virtually hairless. Newborn kittens have more hair than that.
ReplyDeleteTo reaffirm the little creatures... those are little kittens. My kittens. I photographed them myself. And I do not keep rabbit.
ReplyDeleteBased on the comments received, "maybe" little kittens and little rabbit look similar.
My cat had kittens the other week and they so didn't look like that! D: If they are kittens, are they like... a hairless breed or something because I agree with the people who say that those look rodent :/
ReplyDeleteThose are not kittens. My guess is squirrels.
ReplyDeleteYeah, those definitely look like newborn rabbits. I'm a bunny owner and clicked on the pictures of kittens and immediately thought they were rabbits rather than kittens. Their heads are long like rabbit's, the noses are rabbit noses, the ears are on the back of the head like baby rabbits... Newborn kittens have much rounder heads, different noses and their ears are more towards the front of their head. You can't even see the ears on these "kittens" because they're on the back of their heads like rabbits. Do you have pictures of the "kittens" all grown up? Very odd.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the markings on the brown "kitten" are markings that rabbits called martens and otters have. Brown or black with white around the eyes, around the edges of the nose, and on the chin, belly, bottom of the tail, back of the neck, and inside of the ears. I've never seen a cat with markings like that but many rabbits have it.
ReplyDeleteUhh,there is no breed of cat that looks like that at all. And if they actually are cats then i recommend posting full body pics showing they got a real tail. :P
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