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In reply to the discussion: It Is Very Quiet In His Little World (About our New Deaf Kitten) [View all]DonRedwood
(4,359 posts)4. We've read up on it. White cats are deaf 20% of the time. White cats w/blue eyes 80%!
My partner is driving back out to the feed store today to check the other kittens. We're afraid the farmstore might not be as understanding as we are so we're going to offer to foster them while we find them homes.
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We've read up on it. White cats are deaf 20% of the time. White cats w/blue eyes 80%!
DonRedwood
May 2013
#4
Since we are worried for him, it sure has made us fall in love with him quick.
DonRedwood
May 2013
#15
Since kitty is so young, you should be able to train him to wear a harness so you can
Arkansas Granny
May 2013
#24
I don't know about crazy, but she was insistent enough that I feared she would slip out unnoticed
Arkansas Granny
May 2013
#35
Have you ever tried joining cat and dog with a short leash. I used to work on a college
japple
May 2013
#88
He's adorable but be very careful. There's a possibility he's just checking you out.
BlueJazz
May 2013
#41
that isn't necessarily an indicator. have a new kitten here, most definitely not deaf, who thinks
niyad
May 2013
#86
You're good people. Thank you for adopting! Hope life treats you all well. n/t
Inkfreak
May 2013
#53
Don't be sad about that indoor life! Outdoor kitties average 5 years. Indoor average 10-15!
Moonwalk
May 2013
#78
There's a big difference between a cat used to the outside and a kitty that only knows inside...
Moonwalk
May 2013
#96
My uncle used aluminum foil on anything he didn't want his deaf kitties to get up on.
politicat
May 2013
#110
I'm sad for your little kitten but you have a wonderful way of telling his story
chemenger
May 2013
#103
Adorable...someone brought a feral white kitten like that, all white, blue eyes and deaf...
joeybee12
May 2013
#108