Anonymous
06/28/2021 21:55
Subject: When, realistically, will kittens begin to calm down?
2y, generally. I've had one go up to 6y-not a kitten but exactly the same behaviorally.
Anonymous
06/24/2021 10:45
Subject: When, realistically, will kittens begin to calm down?
Anonymous wrote:I totally understand that their crazy comes with the territory, and is normal and often cute. But it is often maddening.
4 month old is spayed, otherwise healthy, but insane for about 6 hours a day. Doing parkour on/off everything, following me everywhere I go and doing sneak attacks 5 times a minute. Discovering new things she can get into, onto, and knock off every day.
When does kitten craziness peak, and when does it realistically begin to slowly taper?
For us it was about a year old, generally. But I wished it never ended as I find it endlessly entertaining.
Anonymous
06/24/2021 09:57
Subject: When, realistically, will kittens begin to calm down?
Right around a year which was in April. He’s still super playful but sleep more and is generally more chill.
Anonymous
06/24/2021 08:58
Subject: When, realistically, will kittens begin to calm down?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You already posted this. Why didn't you read the answers you got last time which all said around 1 year old?
You know it’s kitten season and there are a lot more than like 4 people on DCUM, right? But I’d guess you were an unhelpful ahole in that post, too…
don't call me an asshole. If you had half a brain cell you'd have read the recent posts which answered your question, you total clown