New Litter of Tiny Devon Rex Kittens Has People Completely Obsessed

If you're a cat lover like a lot of us are, you know it can be a bit difficult to stop at just one. Cats are the Pringles of the animal kingdom and if I had my way I'd have like three dozen. I currently have three cats, and I love them all dearly, and I was completely happy with the number of cats I have.

Until I saw these Devon Rex kittens. Why are these kittens the cutest little biggest ear'd weirdo looking things ever? I love them all.

This adorable video was posted by the TikTok account for @ Yokozone and people can't get enough. One person said, "They are just too stinking cute!" Another added, "I can't get enough of their ears! Their ears are bigger than their entire bodies!" Larry is absolutely a fan favorite!

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I keep reminding myself that I do not need another cat! I absolutely adore all my cats, especially my Maine Coon because he really is more like a cat-dog and follows me everywhere, but I have to admit these Devon Rex kittens are just too cute for words. If you're feeling like me and tempted by one of these precious kittens, keep reading.

Is a Devon Rex the Right Cat For You?

Known for their energetic and inquisitive personality, the Devon Rex is a perfect fit for those who want an active and playful companion .

If you buy a Devon Rex from a breeder , these cats will cost you between $1,000 and $3,000 dollars. You may be able to get one through an animal shelter or a breed specific rescue, and it's always a better idea to adopt, don't shop.

The Devon Rex is medium-sized and weighs between six to nine pounds. It has elfin characteristics such as large eyes, curly whiskers, and huge ears. The breed is extremely attractive because of its thick mane of curly hair.

There are some of these cats that slowly lose their curly coat while maturing, but the majority maintain their soft, dense coat for life.

These cats love playing toys, especially active play with cat wands, being with their owners, and they also love being warm, so you may find them napping in a pool of sunshine, on your favorite blanket, or near the fireplace.

This particular breed is quite resistant to diseases and usually healthy throughout its life. Some common cat health problems of the breed are hip dysplasia, cardiomyopathy, and luxating patella .

I was sold on of of these cats the second I saw those ears!