Our kitten room.

    How it came to be.-How it is used.

  My good husband decided (out of neccesity),to build an extra half floor open-room as study area,in the sitting-room.Not that we study a lot,but we had a daughter who was at that time,still living at home,like many girl’s of her age she liked to phone a lot,and chat online,(both at the same time).The telephone bill was a bit frightening.  

  We had this crazy idea,that we could keep an eye on what she was upto,and prevent further unexpectedly high bills.Teenagers are extremely imaginative,our efforts where for a waste of energy.Our little darlings study,has now taken her to Amsterdam and she also lives there.(It saves all that travel,back and forth).

Ok,back downstairs with the desk,computer and the telephone.  

Alright,now we have a half floor open-room,not beeing used for anything.We also have a Rotweiler who forgets that he has a rear-end,from which we reguarly

have to rescue kittens from being trampled underfoot,so Dave decided to timber up the open study room,put in some leaded glass windows,and that was the birth of the kitten room.  

The kittens remain in the kitten room till they are vaccinated,they have baskets,

climb ropes,scratch poles and a swing.Its safe and free from possible infections

from the group.Mother puss,also finds it more relaxing,not to have to worry about her kits wandering off,or other cats,dogs,kids,ect.wandering in.  

The kitten room is two by five meters,en devided into three seperate sections.

One section with a high step,to keep them in while they are very small.So soon as they can get over the step,we open the second section,and after that the third.  

At around nine weeks and a few days,they enter the groep,this keeps the danger of outside infection to a minimum.

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