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The Harvest Display Had One Soft Silver Gourd That Blinked

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Gourds in green, orange, and cream spill across the porch rail, and in the middle of it all, a silver tabby Scottish Fold kitten sits like another decoration. Dried corn stalks rise behind her, a pot of yellow mums stands in the corner, and gray siding frames the scene. Her folded ears and round amber eyes give her a sweet, slightly puzzled look, as though she is not sure how she wound up in the display.

Autumn displays can be risky for cats that like to chew. Ornamental gourds are mostly decorative and can upset a stomach if eaten, while dried corn husks can cause blockages if swallowed. Mums are also toxic to cats if chewed. It's a good idea to check which plants and decorations are within reach, and to choose pet-safe options for the porch, or place the plants on a shelf your kitten can't climb.

Scottish Folds got their look from a natural gene that makes the ears bend forward, and it also gives them an owl-like face. They're usually quiet and affectionate, and they like being near their families. This kitten fits right in among the harvest colors, especially with her gray-silver coat against the warm oranges and greens. She is a sweet reminder that autumn decorations look best with a little life in them. Even the gourds around her look a little jealous of how soft and bright she is.

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