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Ten Reasons why Two Kittens Are Better Than One

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They help each other burn off energy.

kittens playing together

These kittens are "playfighting," an essential part of their development

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Even the most devoted human caregiver can quickly become exhausted by trying to keep up with the energy of a single kitten. Two kittens will wear each other out, leaving their human parent free to just enjoy watching them. The downside to this, of course, as Judy Litt so aptly put it is, "...but of course, sometimes you have double trouble, too -- I still remember the time I spent at least 15 minutes getting one or the other of them out of my armoire; everytime I got one out, the other one was in there."

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