The Life of Kitten Bucho -21 Just a few more months until the age of eight months

We rescued Bucho at the end of May this year when he was three weeks old, and now, with the end of the year approaching, he is close to turning eight months old.

Already, Bucho's cage is empty. He ignores the cotton mat on the shelf. His toilet has already been moved to the bathroom, which he uses every day.

However, he mostly spends the day sleeping on the two cushions at the top of the cage. In other words, the only part of the cage he uses is the top. The spaceship cat tower, which was once a favorite of his, has become a nest of toy mice as he has outgrown it.

At night, after eating kitten food with Shimao, he spends the day relaxing on my husband's lap as the door to the living room is closed.

Then, in the morning, if we wake up even a little late and Bucho is left in the living room late, the his whining will echo all morning, even after the door is open.

That's right. Bucho doesn't cry, far from it. He's a very talkative cat. But even though he's very talkative, all he does is complain. Bucho doesn't like the fact that only Shimao is allowed to go outside. This is also something Bucho complains about. He cries and bites persistently, saying "Let me out, let me out, let me out."

And there's something interesting about Bucho's tendency to be picky eaters. He likes the luxury pouches that only contain a small amount of food, and the super cheap pouches and cans that Shimao loves, but he sniffs the other pouches and cans suspiciously and then refuses to eat them. He can't eat meat or fish. He only eats a single bite of tuna sashimi.

What kind of cat Bucho will grow up to be? There's no way of knowing.