Greetings and salutations,
-=> Quoting Dianne Robbins to All <=-
 DR> I have a new kitten that I adopted and know very little about
 DR> kittens. I have an older cat that I adopted as a grown-up, so I am
 DR> dealing with teething and  all kinds of new experiences.
    That totally reminded me of a question I was meaning to ask awhile
ago. Our cat is now about two years old and an indoor cat (it does go
out, but is supervised). It was our first cat, but all of us had some
experience with cats. Still, we all had the same question and never saw an
answer to it as she grew up: what does the kitten DO with its
teeth as they fall out?
    Silly question, but we never saw any. I remember the vet grabbing one of
the large incisors and shaking it back and forth saying, "This ones about
ready to come out." But we never actually saw any. I'd figure you'd notice 
something like that...?
     Anyone?
Jason Mac Innes
... "Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's hand grenades I throw..."
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