Manx Manor Veranda Vie Kittens & Kids

11/05/2024

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Part 3 explores Abraham Lincoln's presidency during the Civil War, including his challenges with military leadership, his wife Mary's declining mental health...

10/05/2024

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10/05/2024

It was about time a singing cat ended up on the BGT stage!Noodle had us all in AWE as they meowed Nina Simone's 'Feeling Good'See more from Britain's Got Tal...

09/03/2024

Your Cat Has a Primordial Pouch

When is a flabby belly not a flabby belly? When it’s a primordial pouch. Unfortunately humans can’t use this excuse, but cats sure can! Find out what a primordial pouch is and why your cat has one.

Have you ever noticed that even the slimmest feline has a slight hanging belly? This saggy layer of skin (typically covered in fur) is called the primordial pouch, and it’s a normal part of your cat’s anatomy. It is located along the length of the stomach, but tends to be most noticeable closer to the rear.

All felines have this abdominal flap, although it varies in size from cat to cat. The pouch may sway from side to side when your cat walks, or subtly jiggle. It can be more pronounced in older cats or formerly overweight felines. Even big cats like lions and tigers have a primordial pouch.

Experts believe the cat primordial pouch evolved for several reasons. The primary purpose of this abdominal flap is to protect a feline’s sensitive lower belly during fights with predators and other cats—particularly from that adorable yet ferocious secret weapon, the “bunny kick.” In a serious skirmish, the primordial pouch shields vital organs from sharp tearing claws. This extra bit of cat belly may also aid in your feline’s running abilities: The primordial pouch allows cats to stretch out farther while taking long strides. Didn’t know you had a little bear running around the house, did you? Experts surmise that another reason cats have a primordial pouch is that their wildcat ancestor needed a stretchy stomach to gorge itself and store food for a while. Unlike our overindulged furbabies, wildcats (as well as many strays and ferals) don’t know when their next meal will present itself.

08/19/2024

Veranda Vie Isaac!

08/19/2024

Veranda Vie Isaac!

08/19/2024

Veranda Vie Isaac

08/18/2024

AVAILABLE! 🙀Cuteness overload with Isaac! 😻
Blue/White Shorter Longhair Male Rumpy Riser.
Quality Veranda Vie Pedigreed Breeding Stock.
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08/18/2024

💓AVAILABLE MANX KITTEN, Crystal.
Crystal is a Show quality Rumpy! Personality plus! 🌻

08/17/2024

AVAILABLE BLACK SHORTHAIR RUMPY, Dandy!
♥️ Neutered, 14 months old. Sweetheart personality.
Thank you, Cheryl 🌻

08/16/2024

Dandy here! We love Black Rumpy Manx! ♥️

08/16/2024

AVAILABLE! Retired Sire, Ginger Chews. NEUTERED.
4 years old. Very loving boy. Flops over for the hugs.
Thank you, Cheryl 🌻

08/16/2024

AVAILABLE Manx Spayed Female, Willow. 💓
19 weeks of age. Coat is shorter Longhair.
Very friendly! Thank you, Cheryl 🌻

08/16/2024

AVAILABLE Manx kitten. Xanadu is Female. 16 weeks of age. Red Tabby & White with socks. Coat is in between but shorter. Darling girl 💓

08/16/2024

AVAILABLE Manx Kitten Fudge! Neutered Male Black Shorthair. 24 weeks of age. Sweetheart personality!
Thank you, Cheryl 🌻

08/16/2024

Manx kitten AVAILABLE! Fudge is a neutered Male. Black Shorthair, 24 weeks of age. Sweetheart ♥️

08/11/2024

💓AVAILABLE! SILVER TABBY BRITISH SHORTHAIR
Liberty Joyce. She is special! Delightful, playful, super sweet, cuddly and curious. FAVORITE! 💓