Two days ago I had to let my boy (blue point ) go. His sister (red point) passed a few months ago. Had them since they were 12 weeks. They were 15. They’ve changed my life forever!

Does anyone know of reputable breeders in Utah or maybe Nevada, or Idaho? I can’t seem to find any. Thank you in advance!!

Hello everyone!

I had a really cool interaction with a member of the Devon Rex tribe in this sub Reddit. Idk how to tag somebody but u/bananokitty is Salami’s (now Tansie) forever family! She posted a really cute photo of her perching on her shoulder.

That got me thinking about my little hobby posting about Maevis and babies weekly and why I essentially stopped doing it. So I’ll provide a little explanation, then I’ll dump a ton of photos because I know that’s why we’re all here!

The aftermath of Maevis’s caesarian and Gabagools death was very stressful for my wife and I. This last batch of kittens were incredibly adorable but there was a lot of weight fluctuations and problems with weaning, we just couldn’t find the motivation to do the fun updates we love to do.

With all of the babies out of the house now and Maeve is officially a retired queen, we can look back and reflect on how rewarding this experience was.

If you and your partner are looking for a challenging, cute, and a rewarding thing to try, take up being a guardian. It really was fantastic.

Anyway, here’s a mix from both litters!

We brought home our new baby Tansie yesterday. My first cat as a child was a seal point Devon Rex who lived for almost 20 years. She was my best friend. After she passed away, it was too painful to have another Devon so I got a Bengal who was just as amazing. She passed away in March at 15...and I felt I was ready to bring a Devon back into my life. Coincidentally, there also happened to be a seal point in that litter. Happy to say that she has assumed the correct Devon Rex position in the crook of my neck almost immediately 💛. Shout out to Pacific Devon Rex for making this dream a reality 💕💫✨

Hello! Anyone else’s DR get congested? What do you do? She is sensitive to foods and wakes me up at night when she’s not breathing well.

This is Hazelnut. She’s everything I could have dreamed of. Her given name is Zarina, so she definitely came to rule.

The first one reminds me of a sad little elf 🥹 and the second one has kind of a virgin Mary vibe, I don’t know how te explain it better

Hope you enjoy 🐾

My little sweetheart has been spreading chaos for a few months now 😊

I'd been wanting a Devon Rex since I first found out about the breed and she's everything I dreamed about 🥰

Tell me if he’s cute, meet Nikko

This guy relax most of his time but as soon as he hits the garden he’s a champ
When it comes to catch mouse’s

Just got a devon rex kitten here in singapore, imported from the uk!

it took him 2 days to become besties with my two other laperms

Let me know if you have a good name for him :)

He just looks weird to me idk i feel like I got scammed lol

Just adopted two ten month old girls a week ago. My first Devons! They are sweet, clingy, tiny little goblins with the highest pitched bell like meow. Kvast is the long haired one and Mina is the short haired one. Mina has a perfect ( w ) on her forehead

We recently added a 2-year-old devon rex to our family. He is a long-haired type, and has recently started shedding a lot as we are heading into summer. Any tips or recommendations for what kind of brushes to use for how to help him with the shedding? Thanks in advance!

gengar(big one) and mimikyu(lil one)

i need to share them they r too cute to be gatekept

I‘m a new parent of Devon Rex kitty and she’s also my first pet. She’s about 9 months old now.

I notice that she scratches her front ears area, back of her ears quite often. I took her to the doctor two weeks ago and the doctor did tell me she has yeast otitis externa; they prescribed Medex drop for my cat.

I wonder if my cat scratching herself is common for cats in general or should I be concerned about foodallergies.

Greetings.

First off, we had a bummer of a week last week. Little Gabagool passed away from fading kitty syndrome :( we took him to the vet and they tried what they could within their scope. He’s pic three in my hand. It’s just one of those things that you can’t control. The other three girls are doing very well and are little piggies. They’re cut throat with the nipple!

Kowly came back from spending some time with her grandparents and has adjusted back very smoothly. Maevis and her had some big play sessions and hasn’t been defensive or territorial with Kowly whatsoever. We haven’t done a full intro yet because they’re still a bit too young. But I will definitely get some cute photos with the whole fam together when they can!

See you next week!

P.s. it was my honeymoon last week so I apologize for the delay in content. I’ll post again Sunday.

P.s.s. We have been really bad at taking photos so we’ll do more of that too haha

Hey dr fam!

It’s been a VERY good week for the babies. It appears we front loaded all the chaos so this weeks been a dream boat. Muffaletta, Princepessa, Gabagool and Salami have been making excellent weight gains in their first week of life. Maevis has settled nicely into mom life again post op. She obviously isn’t a fan of her soft cone either but whenever we give her cone off time she loves to go at her stitches! No bueno. The babies eyes are starting open too which has been very cute!

Kolwy has gone to her grandparents and will be reintroduced when the chitlens are a little bit older. Of course, we’ll do it slowly and carefully. We miss her very much.

We’ll see you all next week fam

As promised, I’ve come to share our recent experience with Maevis’s new litter.

Maevis started going into labour at around 1700 on Saturday. She experienced some contractions and was seeking a lot of attention from my wife and I. We had her setup in her birthing den, giving her lots of pets and treats trying to make it as comfortable as possible for her. Her contractions were getting much stronger before they just stopped completely. She went out of labor around 5 hours in. She then passed her mucus plug and we noticed the contractions starting again around 02:30. This time it was evident she was getting very uncomfortable. At around 05:30 she still hadn’t made any progress passing a newborn but the contractions were still very strong. There’s a serious risk of complications if the queen passes her mucus plug and doesn’t deliver a baby. With this in mind we took Maeve to the emergency vet surgery at around 06:45.

We were seen by the vet at 07:30 where they took her up for imaging and diagnostic testing. The x-rays showed that her baby’s were so big that they couldn’t pass through her birthing canal. She was immediately admitted for an emergency c-section.

At around 12:30 we were told that Maeve’s surgery was a total success! She delivered 4, MASSIVE kittens who were all healthy. By 13:30 we were on the way home!

Unfortunately, Maevis didn’t react very well to coming off of the anesthesia.. poor thing was freaking out trying to get at her babies so badly. When we introduced her to the babies she was aggressively trying to move them. We had to separate them again on the way home (which, by the way, was way too early. They should’ve kept her for a few more hours and watch her come off the medications) where she then proceeded to lose her mind in the car. Throwing herself against the cage and panicking.

Once we had them all home, the hard cone became a threat to the babies. She was aggressively trying to move them outside the den but she didn’t know how hard she was handling the kittens. Don’t worry, they’re totally okay and we dealt with it very quickly!

We were also on the clock because she needed to breast feed her new babies for that first milk which is critical for their immune systems. It was a really difficult, hands on experience but we got through it.

I ended up having to pet or just touch Maeve for an hour straight to keep her calm and stable enough to lay down and feed her kittens. Once the medications wore off she was back to her nurturing loving ways.

A 12 hour labour that last throughout the night, an emergency c-section, a distraught and very high Maevis, and two people who are operating on no sleep. Still wouldn’t change a thing. It’s such a rewarding experience. If you and your partner want to do some bonding activities, be a guardian. We went through all the ranges of emotions yesterday. We pushed ourselves in ways we didn’t know and supported eachother in amazing ways. A really amazing experience.

Oh, and Salami, Muffuletta, Gabagool, Principessa, and Maevis are all very healthy and happy. We can’t wait to share their 12 week journey with you lot!

Thanks for reading!

Hello Devon Rex world!

Just a quick hello from me today and to let everyone know Maevis delivered 4 VERY big babies yesterday! There’s a stressful story around the events that occurred so I will post after work today or tomorrow.

But what I will tell you is that there is 3 girls and 1 boy!

My wife and I went the Italian route this time 😂 here are the names by colour:

Brown (Male): Gabagool
Brown & white: Muffuletta
Black & white: Principessa
White: Salami

Story time to come shortly.