Ania Wilczewska

                Kittens develop for 8 weeks. They are born blind and deaf. They cannot regulate their body temperature or excrete on their own. During their first week they start to hear. In second week kittens open their eyes and they start to crawl and stand. In their third week they fully develop their hearing and seeing, also they start to walk and their sense of smell improves. It’s time when kittens start to excrete on their own and first teeth may appear, however they develop full set of teeth only in eighth week. In forth week kittens start to run, climb, play and groom themselves. Fifth week is important for development of kittens, so they should receive a lot of attention and care It's important for their socialization skills. In eighth week, they start to eat canned and dry kitten food with their fully grown set of teeth. It takes 8 weeks for kittens to fully develop all senses and to become capable of living independently. link:  ...

History of domestic cats begins in Ancient Egypt. These days people believe that cats were considered gods in Ancient Egypt, but actually it’s not true. For most part of history of Ancient Egypt, they were useful predators that in return for care chased away snakes, scorpions and other dangers. People kept them at home as a protection. Some people put them into their tombs as funerary goods with which dead could pay to get to the world of afterlife. They were treated royally and even divine not only because of their protection from dangerous animals or their use as funerary goods, but also because Egyptians believed that gods chose cats to inhabit. Cats weren’t gods themselves, but gods’ vessels and that is a reason why Egyptians treated them so royally. They were kept in homes and people put on jewelry on them. They were symbols of gods' power. Ancient Egypt was the first to keep cats at home and with that history of domestic cats started. source: https://www.history.com/news/cats...